De Bruyne is not going to Saudi Arabia → 英 Press"No agreement, unlikely"
Jul 22, 2024
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The British newspaper 'Talk Sports' reported on the 22nd (Korea time) that 'The Bruyne has not agreed to a contract with Saudi Arabian club Al-Itihad'.
TalkSport diagnosed 'There have been reports that De Bruyne has agreed on personal terms for the Middle East transfer, but such a deal is not likely to be struck at this time.
TalkSport says the 'Derbrowner' is Saudi's target. Manchester City wants a transfer fee of 100 million pounds (about 180 billion won). Derbrowner is in the final season of his contract with Manchester City. 'The Saudi club is in a position to wait until De Bruyne is released as a free agent next summer if necessary'
Earlier, another British media outlet 'Daily Mail' reported on the 21st that 'The Bruyne reportedly agreed on personal terms to join RT Hard.
In fact, De Bruyne and Manchester City's separation was predicted to some extent. De Bruyne has achieved everything while playing for Manchester City since 2015. He won all awards, including the Premier League title, FA Cup title, League Cup title and Champions League title, the Premier League Help King and Premier League Player of the Year. Coincidentally, manager Pep Guardiola's contract with Manchester City is until next summer.
In addition, De Bruyne has already conducted several interviews suggesting a trip to Saudi Arabia.
In a recent interview with his country's Belgian media, he expressed his intention that he could go to the Middle East enough to make money, saying, `If you're offered an astronomical amount, it's for my family.'
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TalkSport is also reportedly considering recruiting Ederson for 'Karim Benzema, N'Golo Kante and Albinho. Ederson also received attention from Alnasr, where Cristiano Ronaldo belongs. If you want to take Ederson, you have to pay more than 30 million pounds (about 54 billion won)."
TalkSport has played a key role under Guardiola, with Derbrowner and Ederson playing for Manchester City for nine and seven years respectively. The two have won six Premier League titles, two FA Cup titles, four Carabao Cup titles and one Champions League title.
dhhan@sportschosun.com
