Manchester City captain Kevin De Bruyne has reportedly begun discussions with Major League Soccer’s San Diego FC regarding a potential transfer.
As the Belgian midfielder’s contract with the Premier League champions approaches its end, fans are eager to know what lies ahead for the star player.
According to sources from Give Me Sport, De Bruyne is leaning towards a move to the United States rather than exploring lucrative offers from Saudi Arabian clubs.
This preference indicates a desire for a different chapter in his football career, one that could see him bring his talents to a growing soccer market in America.
Initial talks between San Diego FC and De Bruyne’s representatives have sparked interest from both sides, although rumors of a $20 million-a-year offer for the midfielder appear to be exaggerated.
As he navigates the next steps of his career, De Bruyne remains noncommittal, stating earlier this year, “It’s hard to say now. We will be sitting around the table in the coming months.”
De Bruyne has always emphasized his loyalty to Manchester City but acknowledged that circumstances could lead to a change.
“If there is a good offer and you tell Pep [Guardiola] that you want to leave, that is possible,” he noted, reflecting on the club’s flexibility regarding player movements.
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However, he made it clear that he has never indicated a desire to leave, mentioning his financial security: “I have more than enough money.”
As the football world watches closely, the upcoming months will be crucial for De Bruyne, who may well be on the verge of a significant move to the MLS.
Whether this transition occurs or not, his impact on Manchester City and potential future in America remains a hot topic among fans and analysts alike.
