Kevin De Bruyne has admitted that there has been no progress in talks over a new contract with Manchester City.
De Bruyne is approaching the final six months of his contract and previously saw talks put on hold over an extension after suffering a hamstring injury – the same issue that plagued his 2023/24 campaign.
Now back in the squad, 33-year-old De Bruyne was recently asked if he had any contract updates to offer fans.
“No, nothing yet,” declared the player.
It means De Bruyne will be free to discuss a contract with foreign clubs as early as January 1, with several teams believed to be keen on the Belgium international.
The Saudi Pro League has long viewed De Bruyne as a potential dream target, while Major League Soccer expansion side San Diego FC have also shown interest in the competition. city Midfielder for his first season.
Manager Pep Guardiola, who signed his extension in Novemberrecently admitted he would like to see 23-year-old De Bruyne sign a new ten-year contract, but admitted the veteran midfielder’s time at the Etihad will eventually come to an end.
“There are players (for whom) the impact on the legacy of this club will be eternal, lasting forever,” he said. “Of course it’s not easy (to replace him), but as a club, we have to find in the moment, if it’s going to happen, we have to find the best way.”





