Manchester City’s midfield maestro Kevin De Bruyne has announced he’ll leave the club at the end of the 2024-25 season, closing a legendary 10-year chapter in English football. The 33-year-old Belgian confirmed the news in an emotional Instagram post, calling his time at City “the best chapter” of his career. 💔
De Bruyne, who joined City in 2015, has been the heartbeat of the team’s historic success, clinching 16 trophies including six Premier League titles and the 2023 Champions League. His precision passes and clutch performances earned him two Premier League Player of the Season awards and legendary status among fans. 🎯
“You deserve to hear it from me first,” he wrote to supporters. “Every story comes to an end.” City confirmed they’ll plan a “fitting farewell” for the midfield genius, who ranks second in Premier League assists (118) behind Ryan Giggs.
🏆 413 appearances, 106 goals, 174 assists
🏟️ 2024 FA Cup semifinal vs. Nottingham Forest on April 26 could be his last chance to add silverware
Injuries plagued De Bruyne this season, but he still delivered magic moments. Now, the football world is buzzing: What’s next for KDB? 🌍⚡
