The Times claims the Belgian could play for Leo Messi's Inter Miami starting in June.
Kevin De Bruyne (33) announced just four days ago that he is ending his time at Manchester City , that he is leaving. The news, relatively expected, surprised everyone because of the relevance of the matter : the Belgian has been the most influential player of the last decade full of successes for Pep Guardiola 's team . But that stage is coming to an end and now all that remains is to know where he will play from June onwards.
And in this regard, there seems to be some news. News is coming from England about the midfielder's possible next destination. According to The Times, everything indicates he could be joining Leo Messi and Luis Suárez's Inter Miami. The MLS franchise owned by David Beckham is keen to add another star to its team.
San Diego, a new MLS franchise, was originally thought to be in the lead position to sign De Bruyne, but they dropped out because they couldn't afford his hefty salary. Although they are entering the later stages of their careers (Messi is 37), the idea of De Bruyne and the eight-time Ballon d'Or winner playing together is an exciting prospect in Miami.
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The Times claims the Belgian could play for Leo Messi's Inter Miami starting in June.
Kevin De Bruyne (33) announced just four days ago that he is ending his time at Manchester City , that he is leaving. The news, relatively expected, surprised everyone because of the relevance of the matter : the Belgian has been the most influential player of the last decade full of successes for Pep Guardiola 's team . But that stage is coming to an end and now all that remains is to know where he will play from June onwards.
And in this regard, there seems to be some news. News is coming from England about the midfielder's possible next destination. According to The Times, everything indicates he could be joining Leo Messi and Luis Suárez's Inter Miami. The MLS franchise owned by David Beckham is keen to add another star to its team.
San Diego, a new MLS franchise, was originally thought to be in the lead position to sign De Bruyne, but they dropped out because they couldn't afford his hefty salary. Although they are entering the later stages of their careers (Messi is 37), the idea of De Bruyne and the eight-time Ballon d'Or winner playing together is an exciting prospect in Miami.
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