US EditionKevin De Bruyne transfer stance emerges amid Liverpool 'offer' ahead of Man City exit - Liverpool Echo
- Kevin De Bruyne revealed recently that he will depart Manchester City when his contract concludes this summer, ending his ten-year tenure with the club.
- The club decided not to renew De Bruyne's deal despite his claim that he can still perform at the highest Premier League level.
- De Bruyne has made 418 appearances with 108 goals and 177 assists while winning six Premier League titles, one Champions League, and other trophies.
- Liverpool reportedly made an offer to sign De Bruyne, who is keen to continue playing in Europe amid interest from multiple top clubs.
- De Bruyne’s departure marks a significant change for Manchester City’s midfield, while his next club and future within Europe remain uncertain.
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Kevin De Bruyne's Liverpool dream, Mo Salah choice and Man City displeasure - The Mirror
Kevin De Bruyne has been linked with a blockbuster move to Liverpool once his Manchester City career comes to a close and it appears that he wouldn’t be against a switch to Anfield
Intertwining Naples, between the future of Antonio Conte and voices about De Bruyne
Doubts, thoughts, maximum concentration to the present but also a look at the future. The theme is this: what will Antonio Conte do? Because Naples is so much so from a Scudetto that would have a huge value especially for how it arrived: the investments there were, yes, but between the summer and the winter the two most important players have gone away, that is Osimhen and Kvaratskhelia (on which the veto had been placed). And above all there wa…
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The Scottish SunKevin De Bruyne 'receives shock offer from Liverpool with Napoli also keen'
KEVIN DE BRUYNE has been given a shock offer to stay in the Premier League by Liverpool, reports suggest. The Belgian is out of contract with Manchester City at the end of this season. Kevin De Bruyne has received a shock offer from LiverpoolRex De Bruyne is understood to want to continue his career in Europe rather than move to the US or Saudi Arabia. A number of top clubs would love to add the 33-year-old to their ranks. According to Gianluca …
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