It's not the Saudi Super League, it's the MLS! Reporter: San Diego FC plans to exempt Kevin De Bruyne

De Bruyne is recognized as the No. 1 midfielder in the Premier League in recent years, but as he gets older, De Bruyne's injuries have increased significantly, and it has been very difficult to play in the Premier League, suffering from injuries for a long time this season and last season, and De Bruyne's contract with Manchester City expires at the end of this season, so it is unlikely that the two sides will renew their contracts.

From the latest report from journalist Graeme Bailey,MLS new team San Diego FCBelgian midfielder Kevin De Bruyne, who is confident of signing Manchester City free of charge in next summer's window.

It is reported that San Diego FC will join the MLS, according to the MLS rules, they can sign "designated players" who are not counted in the salary cap, and the new MLS team is eyeing the Premier League's No. 1 midfielder De Bruyne, believing that the Belgian captain's ability can greatly improve the team's offensive creativity.

According to reporter Graeme Bailey, the senior management of the San Diego FC club has made contact with De Bruyne's team, and the negotiations between the two sides have also made progress, and San Diego FC is very confident that De Bruyne will be exempted from signing next summer window, and the player and his family are more yearning for American life than Saudi Arabia, which is the biggest advantage of the American Professional League and the Saudi Super League.

Belgian national team coach Tedesco said: Whether De Bruyne plays in Saudi Arabia or the United States in the future, it will not affect the player's position in the Belgian team, because De Bruyne has proven his strength and self-discipline, and he is the core of Belgium's attack at all times.