Kevin de Bruyne set to be offered massive contract from MLS side in upcoming days

Manchester City playmaker Kevin De Bruyne's long-term future is uncertain, with little over 12 months remaining on his present contract. According to news reports, City has informed De Bruyne, who signed his previous contract independently, that they are prepared to speak with him during the summer.

There is no indication that De Bruyne has a problem about life in Manchester, although possibilities other than City, which he joined from Wolfsburg in 2015, are surfacing. New American MLS franchise. San Diego FC are preparing to make an audacious bid to get Manchester City starlet De Bruyne. San Diego is the most costly franchise in MLS history, having spent a half-billion-dollar expansion fee.

San Diego will begin playing in MLS in 2025 at the already-built Snapdragon Stadium, and arrangements have already been made for their playing roster before their first season. Owned by the 'Right to Dream' Academy, which also owns Danish club FC Nordsjaelland, the team has goals similar to Inter Miami, which made a big statement in the United States under David Beckham and their management group by getting Lionel Messi to the league.

Kevin de Bruyne set to be leading star at San Diego?

San Diego has similar intentions to make a significant impression, and De Bruyne is just one of the athletes that they want to lead them into the MLS. De Bruyne's current contract with City expires in 2025, and the club is open to considering a new agreement this summer, having made contact with his representatives. However, De Bruyne is set to turn 34 next year, and it is unclear whether he will stay in England.

De Bruyne has been linked with a transfer into the Saudi Pro League, however HITC understands that he is interested in coming to America, and San Diego is willing to give him the opportunity. To tempt him into moving to California, it seems that they are going to give him terms equivalent to Messi, given the Belgian's high admiration.