Since arriving at Manchester City in 2015, Kevin de Bruyne has achieved two championships, an English Cup and 4 League Cups and has a great opportunity to continue to do so in the near future. The Manchester City star is expected to extend his contract at the United Stadium for another two years, until 2025, according to a report today (Tuesday) in the British Guardian.
The journalist Fabrizio Romano, who signed the article, claims that the relationship began with advanced talks with the club as early as October and both sides believe that they will soon exchange signatures. De Bruyne earns £ 300,000 a week, including bonuses, and is set to receive another small increase in the salary of the so-called footballer of the season in the Premier League by the players in 2019/20.
Although City did not start the season well, De Bruyne is where he wants to be and the signing of Pep Guardiola’s contract, his manager, earlier this season, certainly strengthens estimates that the Belgian will remain with the runner-up and close for 10 years at Azure. By the way, the report states that PSG and Real Madrid are following De Bruyne’s condition. Not sure how relevant this will be in the coming weeks.
