Kevin De Bruyne, Manchester City player. (Photo by Karl Riesen/Getty Images)
Kevin De Bruyne's future at Manchester City remains uncertain as the summer transfer window approaches and the Premier League champions may already have a replacement.
The Belgian star spent the last 10 years with Manchester, but his contract will expire at the Etihad Stadium at the end of the season.
Due to his age and fitness issues, there has been no update on a new contract for the 33-year-old, with many feeling his time at Manchester City is coming to an end.
One of them is former Premier League scout, Mick Brown, who said so Football from the inside The midfielder is very likely to leave City during the summer and this Clubs in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are keen to sign the Belgian international Ahead of the 2025/26 season, having expressed interest last summer.
“I'm not surprised to hear that Manchester City wants to let him leave,” Brown said of De Bruyne. “They want him to play a bit role in the reduced minutes, but they also have concerns about his fitness and availability.
“They could be open to seeing him leave as a result.
“I know that there are clubs in Saudi Arabia monitoring his situation, so they can make him a big offer to tempt him to make this move.”
Manchester City is best placed to sign a potential replacement for Kevin De Bruyne
One of the stories dominating the football world at the moment is Dani Olmo's future at Barcelona, as the Catalan club have been unable to sign the Spanish star for the second half of the season after signing the player. 60 million pounds sterling Last summer.
This has led to several clubs showing interest in the midfielder and according to Football from the insideManchester City are said to be the club best suited to sign Olmo due to Pep Guardiola's connections with Barcelona.
The Euro 2024 winner would be a great alternative to De Bruyne, although clubs like… Arsenal are also in the race for Olmo.
It remains to be seen what will happen with the futures of the two midfield stars as movement begins to move around Man City.
