Manchester City playmaker Kelvin De Bruyne has finally LEFT Ethihad Stadium this Early morning to join shocking Arabian Club for a £1m-per-week deal

Man City is ready to give De Bruyne a new deal worth £1m a week. Interest in Saudi
Kevin De Bruyne could make £1 million a week in the Saudi Pro League, but the 33-year-old Belgian loves his life at the Etihad and lives in Manchester with his three young children.

City wants to thank Kevin De Bruyne for his loyalty by giving the master midfielder a longer deal.

If De Bruyne joined the Saudi Pro League, he could make £1 million a week. But the 33-year-old Belgian loves living at the Etihad, and he and his three young children live in Manchester.

There are still 18 months left on De Bruyne’s current £375k-a-week deal. But City is going to sign him to a deal that will keep him there until the summer of 2026, which will be more than ten years of service.

The former Chelsea player came back from an injury that kept him out for five months last week and helped the champions beat Newcastle 3-2, which was very important. He scored a goal and set up another.

De Bruyne thinks that being laid off has given him more drive and energy. “That might have been what I needed to get things back on track,” he said. It feels better now that I haven’t had to deal with worry for a few months.

City manager Pep Guardiola was thrilled to have his star player back and gave the midfielder lots of praise after the win over Newcastle. He said, “Kevin is great.” People here love him, and we hope that in the coming months he can help us stay until the end.

“We need players like Kevin,” he said. In the last third, he needs to do something great. That’s not military skill; that’s talent, talent for oneself. I think everyone can agree that we played really well in Newcastle against such a tough team.

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“They moved the ball well, and after Bernardo Silva gave us the lead, we gave up two goals, but after that, talent made the difference.” In the middle break, I told the players, “You are great. Let’s stick together, and we will do it.” It was very important to win because Liverpool is on a roll and we have to go to Anfield, so being close to them is better.

Question marks were raised when City paid Wolfsburg £55 million for a player who didn’t do well at Chelsea. But De Bruyne could be known as the best midfielder in the history of the Premier League. He helped City win five titles, the Champions League, two FA Cups, and five EFL Cups.