De Bruyne may move to MLS as midfielder grows weary of EPL intensity

Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne could be on the verge of joining American side San Diego.

According to Sky Sports, the Belgian may not extend his contract with the "Citizens," which is set to expire in 2025. This decision is reportedly influenced by his fatigue from the high intensity of matches and a demanding schedule.

Clubs from Saudi Arabia have shown interest in the player, with Cristiano Ronaldo urging Al-Nassr's management to pursue the midfielder. However, a move to the Saudi league currently appears unlikely, as De Bruyne's wife, Michele, is not keen on raising their children in that country.

Reports suggest that De Bruyne is considering continuing his career in the United States. San Diego, which will debut in MLS in 2025, is keen on signing the player and is prepared to offer him a salary comparable to that of Manchester City.

Furthermore, it has been noted that the Belgian has a fascination with American culture, with his interests being represented by consultants from Rock Nation Sports, an agency founded by rapper Jay-Z.