Departing, Captain Kevin de Bruyne, I heard that Manchester City’s career could still be performed at the highest level.
Belgian Playmaker was 34 years old in June, but unlike Liverpool, Mohamed Sala, and Virgil Van Diz’s mid -30s, he did not have a chance to extend his 10 -year career in Eti Hard.
De Bruyne felt that the city’s season was on the standard, believing that the city was wrong on the front. Despite winning 2-0 in Everton, he is fighting to secure the Champions League football.
“I haven’t made a suggestion all year round and just made a decision,” he said.
“Obviously, I was a little surprised, but I have to accept it. Honestly, I think I can still perform at this level as I show it, but I understand that the club should make a decision.
“Perhaps when the team did not have difficulties and came back like this year, they would make another decision.”
Kevin de Bruyne celebrates scoring the first goal of Man City for Crystal Palace.
De Bruyne said he did not make a decision on the future by focusing on the race to win fifth place to expand the city’s running in the Champions League to the 15th consecutive season.
He has already been associated with the move to the major league football in the United States, but it seems to have a design of playing at the highest level as possible as much as possible.
“I still think there’s a lot of things. Obviously I’m no more than 25, but I still think I can do my work.”
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Jamie Carragher and Thierry Henry are closer to Manchester City exit at the end of the season, looking at Kevin de Bruyne’s assist and praise for the midfielder.
“I’m open. I have to see the whole picture. I’m watching sports, family, everything together.
“I like to play soccer. I like to compete. That’s what I feel. So every time I train, I can’t say I want to quit because I still want to win people.
“I think I’m really doing well, so I’ve played a lot recently.”
De Bruyne did not rule out what’s left in the Premier League, but his last few games felt like a farewell tour and applauded in Goodison Park. He has won the ninth consecutive goal thanks to the very late goals of Nico O’Reilly and Mateo Kovacic.
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Roy Keane, Gary Neville, Micah Richards and IZZY Christiansen discuss how good Kevin de Bruyne will include in the Premier League XI of the thinker after announcing that the midfielder will leave Manchester City.
He looked like one of the few players who wanted to inject life into performances with no life, lack of robbery and lack of actual goal threats for at least 84 minutes.
De Bruyne said, “It’s rare to come out and get applause from another team, so I would like to express my gratitude to them.
“Everton plays difficult, defensively, they tried to break it, but we were hard.
“We had a hard time especially in the first half. We needed two late goals, but we think it is okay.”
