Where could De Bruyne end up after Man City exit?

What will happen next for Kevin de Bruyne now that his dazzling decade at Manchester City is almost over?

The 33-year-old Belgian playmaker made the announcement in April that he would leave at the end of the season.

He will leave as one of the best players from the Premier League era, having won 16 titles since joining City from Wolfsburg in 2015.

De Bruyne appears to have only four games left with City unless he agrees to a short-term deal to stay for the Club World Cup.

Major League Soccer (MLS) travel appears to be a wise choice at this point, and it seems most likely.

No other clubs could negotiate with De Bruyne because San Diego, an expansion team in the MLS, had “disclosure rights,” which meant that that was discontinued.

De Bruyne will no longer be teaming up with Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez at the club that David Beckham is part-owned to, as there was a situation with Inter Miami, where they gave up their option to talk to him.

Just three of the world-renowned stars that Saudi Arabia’s wealthy Pro League has attracted in recent years are Sadio Mane, Karim Benzema, and Cristiano Ronaldo.

De Bruyne joined Chelsea in 2012 under the direction of Michael Emenalo, the league’s sporting director, despite making just nine competitive appearances in blue.

De Bruyne’s team has already established a relationship with Saudi Arabian clubs because they have previously spoken with them.

Highly unlikely.

After scoring the winning goal against Wolves on May 2, De Bruyne soaked up the cheers of City fans at Etihad Stadium and burst out in front of the cameras after the game.

De Bruyne remarked, “I have demonstrated that I can still play here.” Otherwise, I won’t do what I did for the past four or five weeks.

Many of my team-mates have spoken to me, and they are also sad that I have to leave. Although life goes this way, my performance is what it should be.

De Bruyne’s release was dictated by Pep Guardiola, manager, and Txiki Begiristain, so significant planning changes and changes would have to take place for him to stay.

De Bruyne is one of the highest-earners in the Premier League, so it is impossible for City to offer an extension for his current £400,000-a-week terms.

Could he leave the Premier League and move on to another organization?

Few people would be able to match those wages, but according to reports from April, Aston Villa had discussions with potential employers.

De Bruyne has said, “I’m open for anything because I have to look at the whole picture.”

Even though he starts games, he still has 20 minutes per game for whatever reason, despite the fact that he is only 33. Man City has acknowledged that for some time, Balague said.

He’s not stupid; City’s refusal to renew his contract despite his consideration of staying is a sign that a player has risen to the top and is no longer able to do so.

Kristof Terreur, a former champion of Belgian football, was disagreed with.

The World Cup in 2026 is “one thing he does have on his mind,” Terreur said. He wants to keep playing football, but he claims that he has lost all of his energy and is extremely injured.