'Man City Midfielder' Kevin De Bruyne has reportedly agreed on personal contract terms with Saudi Arabia's RT Hard.
The British Daily Mail reported on the 21st (Korea time) 'Man City star Der Bruyne has reached an agreement on the salary of the astronomical amount proposed by the Saudi Arabian professional league RTHAD and related personal conditions'
After changing his Manchester City uniform in Wolfsburg in 2015, De Bruyne, who has devoted himself to the midfield of Manchester City in the first round for nearly a decade, will be out of contract for the last time this season.
Since February, RT Hard has been making every effort to recruit De Bruyne as its top target for recruitment. According to soccer journalist Rudy Galetti, RT Hard has agreed on personal transfer terms with Derbrowner, and negotiations between Manchester City and RT Hard are underway.
RT Hard is headed by Laurent Blanc, a former Manchester United defender, and has ultra-luxury legions such as N'Golo Kante, Karim Benzema, Fabinho and Jota. However, despite spending an astronomical amount of money on recruitment last season, RT Hard remained fifth in the league, more than 40 points behind Al-Hilal, and has been focusing on recruiting The Bruyne in the summer transfer market.
In an interview with his country's Belgian media last month, The Bruyne, who has already turned 33, said it is difficult to refuse to move to the Middle East in the second half of his career as a huge transfer fee was offered.
In an interview with Het Ratstenius, The Bruyne said, `I still have a year left on my contract with Manchester City, so I have to think about what will happen.' `The older boy is eight years old now, but I only know England. The kid asks how much longer I'm going to play for Man City. When such a moment of decision comes, we will have to deal with it in a special way." "At my age, I'm open to everything. I'm talking about a huge amount of money that might be the last thing in my career. Sometimes you have to think about it as well,' he said, leaving room for a possible transfer. "If I play there for two years, I'll make a lot of money. The amount of money I earned from playing football in the previous 15 years may fall short of that amount"Then we have to think about what it means next. Of course, at the moment, we don't need to think about it yet."
