🚨 DONE DEAL: Kevin De Bruyne Agrees Personal Terms with Liverpool
In a stunning twist that’s sent shockwaves through the Premier League, Kevin De Bruyne has agreed personal terms with Liverpool, paving the way for one of the most sensational transfers in recent history.
With just one year remaining on his current Manchester City contract — which expires in June 2025 — the club is reportedly open to selling their midfield maestro rather than risk losing him for free next summer.
De Bruyne, 33, has already admitted admiration for Liverpool, fueling speculation in recent weeks. When asked about the rumors, he didn’t deny the possibility:
“I’m willing to listen,” he said in a recent interview. “Liverpool is an iconic club. I’ve always admired the atmosphere at Anfield and the way they play.”
The Belgian international has been a cornerstone of Manchester City’s dominance under Pep Guardiola, winning multiple league titles and playing a key role in their treble-winning season. But with age, injuries, and shifting priorities — along with the club’s future planning — De Bruyne has reportedly set his sights on a fresh challenge.
🔴 Klopp’s Dream Signing?
Although Jürgen Klopp has now departed, Liverpool’s new regime under Arne Slot appears to be making a bold statement. Signing De Bruyne would add world-class experience to a midfield that already features the likes of Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai, and Curtis Jones.
Sources say the deal could be finalized in the coming days, with negotiations between clubs progressing positively. Manchester City are said to value De Bruyne at around £50 million, though incentives and performance clauses could be included.
What This Means
- For Liverpool: They gain a generational talent who can instantly elevate their creative output.
- For City: It marks the end of an era, but also an opportunity to refresh the midfield with younger profiles.
- For De Bruyne: It’s a new chapter — potentially his last big move in European football.
Football fans are already bracing for the drama of seeing De Bruyne in red at Anfield, and possibly facing his old side in a blockbuster showdown.
