Kevin De Bruyne has announced all his upcoming exit from Manchester City and may be accompanied by two Premier League stars if he completes a move to the Saudi Pro League
Kevin De Bruyne could be followed by two Liverpool stars as Saudi leaders complete their lucrative plan to overthrow the largest competitions in Europe. In recent years, clubs from the Middle East have led some of the biggest stars of football to the Gulf state.
Ex-manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo broke the mold with his record-breaking switch to Al-Nassr. And one chef has put his cards on the table on the upcoming plans of the competition, including the outgoing playmaker of Manchester City De Bruyne, as well as Mohamed Salah.
Thomas Spring said about the overlap, head of scouting for the Saudi Pro League, Thomas Spring said earlier: “I think the recruitment model will be a healthy balance between elite, players of world class. So I still see me a Mo Salah, a Kevin de Bruyne, I still hold a Darwin Nunez.
“But I also see more of really emerging players such as a Jhon Duran, for example. I seem like more younger players who really work successfully in competitions around Europe who encounter and that healthy balance is there.
“And then I also plan that the ambition will still be there, so the purpose of the Saudi Pro League is to compete with Europe's top five competitions. So whatever method for achieving that, whether staff or facilities or players' recruitment, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medicals, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medical, medicals, medicals, medical medical medical man medical medical mans Medical, medical, medical, medical, also, will compete.
Saudi leaders have of course made very public attempts to sign Liverpool Duo Salah and Nunez. Al -Sittihad had an £ 150 million bid for the first rejected in 2023 – although they could sign him for nothing this summer with his contract that is canceled. The Reds have also rejected an offer from Saudi for Spits Nunez. It was reported that their bid was in the region of around £ 62 million.
Elsewhere De Bruyne could be available for nothing this summer, because he has already confirmed his exit of the city in an emotional explanation. The Belgian playmaker wrote to social media: “This will probably see where this is going. So I will go there immediately and let you all know that this will be my last months as a player in Manchester City.
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“Nothing of this is easy to write, but as football players we all know that this day will eventually come. That day is here – and you deserve to hear from me first. Football led me to you all – and to this city. Having my dream, not knowing that this period would change my life. This club. These people gave me everything.
“Whether we like it or not, it is time to say goodbye. Suri, Rome, Mason, Michele and I are more than grateful for what this place has meant for our family. 'Manchester' will be on the passports of our children forever – and more importantly, in each of our hearts.
“This will always be our home. We cannot thank the city, club, employees, teammates, friends and family enough for this 10 -year ride. Every story comes to an end, but this has definitely been the best chapter. Let's enjoy these last moments together! Lots of love, KDB.”
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