The heart of Manchester City's midfield, Kevin De Bruyne has made his intentions clear about whether he will feature for the club in the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup. The news comes at a time when Manchester City are on the verge of ending their regular season.

The Belgian international and one of the icons of Manchester City announced his decision to part ways with the club back in March. He has now decided on his availability for the FIFA Club World Cup.

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Kevin De Bruyne won't play FIFA Club World Cup 

The 33-year-old is preparing to leave the 2023 treble winners in the coming months, concluding 10 years at the Etihad. During this time, De Bruyne won 18 major trophies while playing for Manchester City.

Manchester City will compete in the newly revamped 32-team FIFA Club World Cup in the USA from June to July. As per the reports of the Daily Express, Kevin De Bruyne has decided to not represent Manchester City in this event. It is speculated that fears of picking up a niggle prompted De Bruyne to take such a stern decision. Kevin De Bruyne appears to be in a hurry to leave Manchester City and hence doesn't want to risk an injury that could derail his swift transition to a new club.

Kevin De Bruyne is likely to enjoy some time off the football pitch with his family and friends after the conclusion of this season's Premier League and FA Cup. A quick getaway with family and friends is sure to help him assess his requirements and make a sound decision regarding his future.

A player of the profile of Kevin De Bruyne has already attracted attention from several suitors across the globe. Various clubs from the Saudi Pro League, MLS and Premier League are already in line to onboard the legend.