Kevin De Bruyne, the captain and playmaker of Manchester City, has made a definitive decision about his future with the team, expressing his desire to remain, despite the fact that his contract expires at the end of the current season and no extension offers have been made to him so far. There were talks about the interest of the American club San Diego to sign De Bruyne, who plans to join MLS next season, but due to the physical decline of the player and his absence in Pep Guardiola's plans as a result of frequent injuries, his role in City has been limited recently.
According to the British newspaper The Times, De Bruyne is ready to stay at Manchester City, even if he has to start next season as a backup player or even less playing time in the lineup, and the 33-year-old footballer has a good relationship with the club. However, it seems that Manchester City intends to seek a replacement for him, and the selection of Bayer Leverkusen defender Florian Wirtz is a top priority.
Despite the team's drop in form this season and their distance from the top of the Premier League, De Bruyne remains committed to continuing his journey with City.
