Kevin De Bruyne, the talismanic midfielder for Manchester City, is expected to become a free agent at the end of the current campaign and has been linked to a surprise move to Liverpool.
Kevin De Bruyne has been informed by Mohamed Salah that he has room in Liverpool’s squad for the upcoming campaign. After ten years with Manchester City, De Bruyne is leaving at the end of the current season after learning that his contract at the Etihad Stadium would not be extended.
Although he has solidified his reputation as one of the greatest players in Premier League history, De Bruyne has suffered from injuries in recent years. As a result of his fitness issues and hefty salary, City decided to let him leave at the end of June.
In an interview with Sky Sports, Salah, who chastised Liverpool supporters for jeering Trent Alexander-Arnold last weekend, was asked if he had a message for De Bruyne before he left, and he concluded with a playful remark for the Belgian. “I would like to congratulate him on your career,” he said. He was excellent for the league and has performed admirably for City. I wish him all the best. Yes, we do have room for him.
“I have not had any offer the whole year, they just took a decision,” De Bruyne said in April when he expressed surprise at City’s decision to not extend his contract past this summer. “Obviously, I was a bit surprised but I just have to accept it. Honestly, I still think I can perform at this level like I’m showing, but I understand clubs have to make decisions.”
According to a report that surfaced on the Gianluca Di Marzio website earlier this month, Liverpool made De Bruyne a surprise offer to move to Anfield in the summer. However, credible UK journalists swiftly refuted the claim.
De Bruyne’s skill might make him an exceptional case, even if signing him would go against Liverpool’s transfer policy, which prioritizes recruiting players in their early to mid-20s.
The majority of Reds supporters would concur that it would be wise to gamble on the 33-year-old, who many consider to be the best midfield player in Premier League history, if he were offered a short-term contract at a small salary.
