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Kevin De Bruyne: Man City midfielder and six-time Premier League winner to leave when his contract ends this summer
Kevin De Bruyne has confirmed that he will be leaving Manchester City when his contract expires this summer, bringing an end to his illustrious spell at the club.
The Belgian midfielder, who turns 34 this summer, announced on social media that these will be his final months as a City player.
In his statement, De Bruyne expressed deep gratitude for the time he has spent with the club, acknowledging how Manchester City has shaped both his career and personal life.
He reflected on the journey that saw him win six Premier League titles and contribute 106 goals and 174 assists in 413 appearances since joining from Wolfsburg in 2015.
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He mentioned that while it was a difficult decision to leave, the time had come, and he wanted to share the news directly with his supporters. De Bruyne also emphasized the special bond he and his family share with Manchester, calling it “home” and noting that “Manchester” will forever be a part of their lives.
The announcement has sparked speculation regarding his next move, with interest reportedly coming from Major League Soccer and the Saudi Pro League.
De Bruyne’s departure marks the end of one of the most successful eras for Manchester City, and his legacy will be remembered for his crucial role in the club’s rise to dominance in English football.
A thread for a six-time Premier League champion, Kevin De Bruyne ✨
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— Premier League (@premierleague) April 4, 2025