When Kevin de Bruyne told the world he is done at Manchester City after the season, the Belgian made it clear that it was not self-chosen. The City management had decided to “look to the future”, there was never an offer of an extension for one of the greatest players in club history. This means that the 33-year-old De Bruyne was mentally and physically ready for more Premier League and Champions League, not desert football or MLS. The offer of more action in the world’s toughest league could be on the way.
When asked directly if he would like to play for another Premier League club, the answer came: “I’m open to everything, but look at the whole picture.”
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This was picked up by the Aston Villa management. According to Sky Sports, the club has had initial discussions internally about signing Pep Guardiola’s midfield general.
Aston Villa have shown they can establish themselves at the top of the Premier League table and shake up the biggest clubs in the Champions League. For Kevin de Bruyne, a relevant next destination that postpones exit from the world’s toughest league.
This season, Aston Villa stand as one of the rivals of Manchester City in the battle for a Champions League ticket, With one of the world’s best playmakers (and finishers), Kevin de Bruyne, the Birmingham club could take an important step up next season.
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