Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has weighed in on Kevin De Bruyne’s uncertain future, distancing himself from the midfielder’s contract situation.
De Bruyne’s current deal at the Etihad Stadium expires in June, raising speculation that this season could be his last with the reigning champions. Injuries have limited the 32-year-old’s impact over the past two seasons, leaving the club to carefully consider their next steps.
When asked about the Belgian star’s contract, Guardiola gave a candid response:
“It’s up to the club. It’s not my business… It’s about how he’s going to perform until the end of the season, the age that he has, and many other factors. I think the club has to think about it.”
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With De Bruyne now eligible to negotiate with foreign clubs, Guardiola’s comments hint at a cautious approach from City regarding any potential extension.
In the meantime, Manchester City are preparing for their Premier League clash against West Ham this weekend, aiming for back-to-back league wins for the first time since October. The club is also expected to be active in the January transfer window, with reports suggesting they are targeting a defensive midfielder and an attacker to strengthen their squad for the second half of the season.
