Manchester City will face Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United this week. If it wins both matches, it will extend the English league title. To make a difference, Kevin De Bruyne will of course be looked at.
The Belgian playmaker has returned impressively after months of injuries. Despite missing the almost entire first half of the season, he now has 6 goals and no less than 17 assists on the counter. The Red Devil also provided an important assist against Fulham FC last weekend.
KDB therefore remains of great value to his team. Despite this, there are question marks surrounding his future at the Etihad Stadium. There are several reasons for this. The midfielder will soon be 33 years old and will enter the last year of his contract next summer. There is no new agreement for the time being.
Opportunity in MLS
In addition, there is also interest from elsewhere in the Belgian. It has long been no secret that De Bruyne is one of the top targets for the wealthy clubs from Saudi Arabia. The question, however, is whether he and his family would like to move to the Gulf state. In addition, the assist specialist would gain another interesting option.
So reports HITC that De Bruyne is the big target of San Diego FC. This is a brand new club that will enter the North American MLS from 2025. One would like to take an example from Inter Miami CF. David Beckham’s club joined the MLS in 2020. Initially it was not a great success. But since the stunt transfer of Lionel Messi, Inter Miami has completely burst at the seams, both on a sporting and commercial level.
Coastal city in California
People would like to copy that scenario in San Diego. And to play the role of Messi, the arrows would be aimed at De Bruyne. The above-mentioned medium claims that the American club, which has considerable resources, is already preparing a sensational offer. It could already be an interesting challenge for KDB.
He could finish the coming season at City and then move with his family to the coastal city in sun-drenched California, where he will undoubtedly receive a generous salary. Finally, the 2026 World Cup will take place in the US. A move to San Diego would therefore also offer perspectives for the Red Devils …
