Kevin De Bruyne's reduced playing time this season at Manchester City, coupled with his expiring contract, has fueled speculation about his future. His absence from key matches has heightened the uncertainty,

With Kevin De Bruyne's future uncertain, head coach Pep Guardiola has reportedly selected a $100 million player as his replacement at Manchester City.

After Manchester City's Champions League exit, Pep Guardiola is reportedly preparing a ruthless summer overhaul, with as many as eight first-team stars facing the exit door. But who are the shock names on the chopping block?

Forward Jack Grealish, Kevin de Bruyne and fellow midfielder Bernardo Silva are expected to headline an exodus of Manchester City players this summer as Pep Guardiola rebuilds his squad. (Daily Star) Guardiola is committed to putting things right at Etihad Stadium,

Kevin de Bruyne has been resigned to a bench option for Manchester City in recent weeks despite his incredible career that has seen him score 105 goals and provide 173 assists, with his contract expir

If any one player best encapsulates Manchester City’s season it is Kevin De Bruyne. Like his team, the expectations have been until recently, that Pep Guardiola’s side will click into gear. The

Kevin De Bruyne has struggled a lot for game time this season and now reportedly faces talks with Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola over his future at the club. De Bruyne, who has started just 12 league games this season,

Kevin De Bruyne's future at Manchester City is in doubt, but it has been suggested that the Belgian may be open to staying with the Cityzens.

Man City are reportedly growing confident they can beat Liverpool to Florian Wirtz - by offering a classy star to Bayer Leverkusen as part of the deal.

Kevin De Bruyne remains capable of playing in big matches for Manchester City, Pep Guardiola has insisted despite the Belgian’s absence against Real Madrid this week.The experienced Manchester City

Manchester City will 'automatically' let Kevin De Bruyne slip away into free agency, according to Roy Keane - who thinks another midfielder is 'under pressure' too