De Bruyne Manchester City English star Kevin remains a target for Saudi Professional League clubs, both in the current winter transfer window and even next summer.
Sources told Football Insider that “nothing will happen” in the current January window, while it is about De Bruyne’s possible transformation.
The 32-year-old first emerged as an option for football’s growing power last year, but his injury problems mean the move will continue later.
However, some Saudi clubs are believed to be reluctant to spend large sums in the winter transfer window, as they plan moves for the likes of De Bruyne in the summer.
Although large clubs may not be competing in the winter transfer market; The Qadisiyah Club owned by Saudi Aramco plans to purchase the player, according to the sources.
In particular, he will appear on the list of top teams in the Saudi Professional League if the midfielder can prove that he has overcome injury issues in the second half of the season.
The Belgium international suffered the problem in the first game of the 2023-2024 season, and has just returned to training before full recovery, with City’s contract expiring in the summer of 2025, and no progress has been made on the renewal.
De Bruyne made 49 appearances last season, scoring 10 goals and delivering 31 assists in an outstanding season, with City winning a historic treble.
The likes of Phil Foden and Julian Alvarez filled the star’s void in the attacking midfield role during his injury, but have yet to make a similar impact.
Manchester City are third in the Premier League, 5 points behind leaders Liverpool with a game in hand for City.
Saudi Professional League clubs have emerged as a force in world football this season, bringing players such as Cristiano Ronaldo in al-nassr, Karim Benzema and Neymar to the Kingdom.
