Kevin De Bruyne looks set to leave Manchester City in the summer and link up with a Saudi Arabian second division side.
De Bruyne,
33, is out of contract in the summer - and he's been long since linked with a
move away from the champions. The Belgian has been linked with the likes River
Plate, Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe and San Diego FC.
And the
American side revealed they had entered into contract discussions, but they
faced a stumbling block when it came to his wage demands.
Last summer,
De Bruyne was approached last summer about a move to Saudi Arabia and was
offered around £59.7million per season to make the switch, but he turned it
down.
De Bruyne
has now entered talks with Saudi second tier side Neom SC, and they have been
described as "serious" and "positive" by Foot Mercato with
the Belgian not closed to the idea of joining the club.
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Speaking
last year ahead of the Euros, De Bruyne admitted he wouldn't rule out a move to
the Middle East.
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