De Bruyne's future is unpredictable.

Kevin De Bruyne's future at Manchester City is in serious doubt as his contract expires in the summer of 2025.

When asked about the possibility of the Belgian midfielder extending his contract, Guardiola skillfully avoided the question, stating: "That depends on the club and Kevin and his agent. I don't interfere."

Regarding the possibility of De Bruyne continuing to feature with Man City in the FIFA Club World Cup and remaining at the Etihad Stadium after the summer of 2025, Guardiola simply replied: "He is our player."

Goal reports that De Bruyne wants to settle down and focus on improving his performances in order to be eligible for the 2026 World Cup with the Belgian national team. Mirror reports that Man City are ready to offer a new 12-month contract, but De Bruyne would have to accept a significant pay cut.

Currently, the midfielder earns around £375,000 per week. In the new contract, his salary is likely to drop to just £150,000 per week.

Meanwhile, Guardiola stated that his biggest priority right now is to focus on helping Man City finish the season as best as possible, with the remaining objectives being the FA Cup, the Premier League, and the FIFA Club World Cup.

The Spanish manager also attracted attention by refusing to accept any bonus if Man City won the Club World Cup – a tournament that could bring in up to £97 million for the winner.

"We don't deserve any rewards this season. If there are any wins, that should go to the club. The coaching staff and the players don't deserve any either," Guardiola stated frankly.

Currently, the FA Cup is Man City's only chance to win a domestic title this season. However, "The Citizens" will face a tough challenge as Bournemouth defeated them in the Premier League earlier in the season.

Who will replace Kevin De Bruyne at Manchester City? Reports that Kevin De Bruyne might move to the Saudi Pro League have sparked much speculation about how Manchester City will fill the void left by the creative midfielder.

Source: https://znews.vn/tuong-lai-de-bruyne-kho-doan-post1541905.html