Manchester City captain, Kevin De Bruyne has reportedly entered talks with MLS side San Diego FC over a future transfer.
According to Give Me Sport, the Belgian midfielder would prefer a move to America instead of the riches of Saudi Arabia if he decides to leave the Premier League.
De Bruyne’s contract with the reigning English champions expires at the end of the season and there has been no clear indication on his future at City.
It’s claimed San Diego FC have held initial talks with De Bruyne’s camp and that there is interest in a deal from both sides.
However, speculation that the Belgian has been offered $20million-a-year to move to California are said to be wide of the mark.
Asked earlier this year what his next move might be after City, he replied: ‘It’s hard to say now. We will be sitting around the table in the coming months.
‘I signed my contract at the right time. If there is a good offer and you tell Pep [Guardiola] that you want to leave, that is possible. This may be different at other clubs. But I have never indicated that I want to leave.
‘I have more than enough money. But if an absurd amount comes… That is also for my family, my relatives, my grandchildren, my great-grandchildren and my friends.’