Kevin D eBruyne is open to discussing a new deal with Manchester Cut despite a raft of rumours linking him to Saudi Arabia.
According to HITC, Kevin De Bruyne is ready to explore a new contract with Manchester City should the club decide to offer him fresh terms. There are multiple rumours about his future at the Etihad, including persistent links to Saudi Arabia.
Kevin De Bruyne is open to discussing a new deal
Manchester City fans have realised the effect of Kevin De Bruyne on their side and have seen the impact of missing the talisman during this season. The Belgian was instrumental in the club’s quest to the ‘treble’ last season and will forever be one of the greatest players to have stepped foot at the Etihad.
De Bruyne’s contract has become a subject of intense speculation, with suggestions that he might look at a new challenge, considering he has won everything that is to win. Hence, rumours are rife that he could depart Manchester City should a financially lucrative offer arrive on his table, with Saudi sides keen on the Belgian.
The 32-year-old Manchester City mainstay is now open to discussing a new deal with the club and would like to explore what’s on offer. He’s already one of their highest-paid players and could substantially improve his terms should a new deal arrive from the club.
Hence, for Manchester City fans, not all hope is lost with regard to the midfielder, as he might open his door to extend his stay at the Etihad. However, any extension will depend on the club’s offer, both financially and with the sporting future in mind.
Saudi Arabia open to signing De Bruyne
The Saudi Pro League will enter the summer market with fresh vigour and will look at some of the superstar names that are around. For instance, Al-Ettihad and Al-Hilal are keen on Mohamed Salah as their subsequent big-name acquisition, with one Al Qadisiyah showing interest in De Bruyne.
Indeed, should De Bruyne become available in the market next summer, with Manchester City reportedly naming their price, a lot of other Saudi clubs will look to make their move for the Belgian.
