Manchester City are planning a huge overhaul of their squad this summer, with Kevin De Bruyne close to completing a move to a Saudi second division side.

Manchester City may already have The Next Kevin De Bruyne as we give our heads a wobble for briefly doubting Pep Guardiola’s genius in their quarter-final win over Bournemouth. Matheus Nunes hasn’t shown he’s the solution to any problem at Manchester City since his £53m move to the Etihad.

Kevin De Bruyne is reportedly open to joining the second-division Saudi Arabian side Neom FC after his Manchester City contract expires this summer. The Belgian has been lighting up the Premier League for a decade, but with fewer than three months left on his contract, talk of an exit is beginning to heat up.

Pep Guardiola has admitted ahead of Sunday’s FA Cup quarter-final tie against Bournemouth that he remains unsure about Kevin De Bruyne’s Manchester City future.De Bruyne turns 34 this summer and

Pep Guardiola offered a non-answer when discussing Kevin De Bruyne's future at Manchester City, with his contract up at the end of the season.

Manchester City’s summer rebuild could explore the potential signing of AC Milan midfielder Tijjani Reijnders. Pep Guardiola’s side, by their standards, have stumbled heavily this season and remain on course for just one trophy after their recent comeback win over Bournemouth to reach the semi-finals of the FA Cup.

Manchester City have been linked with an audacious €100 million swoop for Barcelona midfielder Pedri to replace Kevin De Bruyne.De Bruyne will turn 34 in June, two days before his current

Fresh Saudi Arabian interest is arriving for Manchester City midfielder Kevin de Bruyne. Off contract at the end of the season, De Bruyne has been in talks with San Diego FC about next season's MLS campaign. City manager Pep Guardiola has also made clear he'd like to see the veteran, who turns 34 in June, to be handed a new deal.