Manchester City midfielder and captain Kevin de Bruyne has hinted that the 2024-2025 season might be his last with the club.
The Belgian star, whose contract is set to expire at the end of the season, revealed that negotiations for a renewal have been put on hold due to a thigh injury he sustained in September.
This injury, which occurred during a match against Brentford, has kept him sidelined for eight to nine weeks, impacting his mindset regarding future plans.
De Bruyne stated, "Obviously when I started the season I knew talks would happen but then I had that thing (thigh injury) against Brentford and put that to a side.
I was hoping to be out for days but it ended up being eight or nine weeks and I would rather get back first and all the rest will come."
He emphasized that his current focus is on recovering and playing good football, with contract discussions being secondary. "I am not too obsessed with things but there is not much I can say.
I am fine, I am happy, I just want to play football again and we will see. Talks will come, if no talks come it will be my last year," De Bruyne added.
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