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Eager to express themselves in the mixed zone, after the victory (2-0) of Manchester City in Everton, the emblematic midfielder of the Cityzens, returned to the reasons for this constrained departure, ensuring that he did not want to go. The 33 -year -old attacking midfielder was at the end of the contract.
On Saturday, in the corridors of Goodison Park, Kevin de Bruyne needed to shed a weight that weighed on his shoulders and perhaps even on the heart. “Whether we like it or not, it's time to say goodbye,” said a bit fatalistic the attacking midfielder when he announced his departure, in early April, ten years after his transfer from Wolfsburg. The little sentence, which might seem harmless, takes on its full meaning. The Belgian international did not want to leave and desperately expected an extension of extension that never arrived, he slipped to the written press journalists who faced him, after the victory (2-0) of Manchester City in Everton.
“I was a little surprised”
“There was a little shock,” he said, surprised to learn, during a brief exchange with the Sports Director of City, Txiki Begiristain, and his executive director Ferran Soriano, which he would not be renewed at the end of the season. Pep Guardiola would have been involved in the process that led to this decision. “I have not received any offer from them throughout the year and the club made a decision. Obviously, I was a little surprised, but I have to accept it. Honestly, I always think that I can play at this level as I do today, but I understand that the clubs must make decisions,” added the Belgian, who assured, however
Kevin de Bruyne is “open to everything”
Shot to what will be the continuation for him in the coming months, Kevin de Bruyne has spoke of tracks for his career, and above all a method. “I am open to everything, because I must have a global vision. I take into account the sporting reasons, the family and everything else, and I think about what is most logical for me and my family. I always feel like I can play at a good level, but after, I will have to make a decision, once I know a little more.”
Outstanding passer, considered the ultimate midfielder, Kevin de Bruyne marked the Premier League in his time, with titles and records in the shovel. The Belgian midfielder, who will be free this summer, interests clubs in MLS and Saudi Arabia. In Europe, few clubs are able to attract it.
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