⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Die_empty]

Speculation about whether Rodrygo will be expelled is still uncertain, because he has confirmed that he will stay. Maybe in the future Ancelotti will carry out several experiments on Rodrygo to find a new formation composition. In my opinion, Real Madrid doesn't need to let Rodrygo go because it's just a matter of position that can be rotated at any time. Whatever the position, it comes back to the player. If he is able to reinvent himself by learning to adapt to Ancelotti rotation, that would be even better. However, if you stay in your current specialist position and don't want to develop, then inevitably, there will be sacrifices. So instead of being kicked out of his current position, it is better to adapt to what Ancelotti implemented for the good of Rodrygo at Real Madrid.

You don't expect a world-class player like Rodrygo to subject his career to rotation. The Brazilian is a fantastic player who deserves to be in action in every game. Don't also forget that the presence of Mbappe will cause uncertainties and fears. Certainly, Carlo Ancelotti will never bench the French striker, so the rotation will be between other players including the Brazilian striker. Although the young player has denied that he has any plan to leave the club and he is totally committed to the club. He said his comments were misinterpreted, and he is happy in Real. But I still believe that the player will leave the club if he gets limited playing time.

[Amphenomenon]

Speculation about whether Rodrygo will be expelled is still uncertain, because he has confirmed that he will stay. Maybe in the future Ancelotti will carry out several experiments on Rodrygo to find a new formation composition. In my opinion, Real Madrid doesn't need to let Rodrygo go because it's just a matter of position that can be rotated at any time. Whatever the position, it comes back to the player. If he is able to reinvent himself by learning to adapt to Ancelotti rotation, that would be even better. However, if you stay in your current specialist position and don't want to develop, then inevitably, there will be sacrifices. So instead of being kicked out of his current position, it is better to adapt to what Ancelotti implemented for the good of Rodrygo at Real Madrid.

You don't expect a world-class player like Rodrygo to subject his career to rotation. The Brazilian is a fantastic player who deserves to be in action in every game. Don't also forget that the presence of Mbappe will cause uncertainties and fears. Certainly, Carlo Ancelotti will never bench the French striker, so the rotation will be between other players including the Brazilian striker.

Actually Ancelotti will bench Mbappe if need be, while this will obviously reduce Rodrygo playing time, I think Ancelotti will find a way of balancing all these while this will definitely makes him want to improve more faster and better.

Although the young player has denied that he has any plan to leave the club and he is totally committed to the club. He said his comments were misinterpreted, and he is happy in Real. But I still believe that the player will leave the club if he gets limited playing time.

Rodrygo has stated already he is not leaving though I guessed he may leave if Ancelotti says he is not in his plan which I doubt but I guessed he will have to say at least a season or till January for him ti decide about fighting for a place on the squad or leaving, this current transfer window I don't see any of such happening. Also I don't think Real Madrid will want to sell a player of such calibre, I can't remember if they did such before but I guessed it's a rear occasion if it occurs.

[Raflesia]

I think Lukaku needs motivation to play the best he can. Remember how Lukaku played at Inter when they were coached by Conte, he was an unstoppable striker. By the way, I saw that Conte would like to see Lukaku in Napoli and given that he is now looking for a new club, anything can happen, and he will work with Conte again. I also saw mentions that Lukaku might go to Anderlecht, although I don’t really believe it yet, it’s too early for him to leave the top championships.

Even though it was a few seasons ago especially when Lukaku was in the right hands where Conte managed to turn Lukaku into a monster that was very difficult to knock out but for now we must be able to think more rationally because seeing what is happening now with an age that is more than 30 years old and Lukaku who has missed his prime then indeed even though there are a lot of injections of enthusiasm I still feel that things like a few seasons ago in Lukaku's prime will not be possible to repeat.

Currently the rumors about Lukaku are not only for Napoli but indeed for Milan, it's just that indeed with Lukaku's statement saying that Lukaku wants to return to Belgium then indeed Anderlecht could be the right place to go home for Lukaku, it's just that in my opinion he is still quite feasible in the top European league even though his performance is not as good as before but he can still consider several clubs as his next destination even though it is certain Cheslea does not want to release him at a loss.

[mamesso]

Another rumour is, Atletico Madrid is interested in signing Julian Alvarez from Manchester City. According to Marca, they asked Angel Correa, Rodrigo de Paul and Nahuel Molina to enquire his availability.

Do you think there is any chance for this to happen? Honestly I don't.    Alvarez has played mostly as centre-forward, second striker and attacking midfielder at Manchester City so far. Atletico Madrid can also use him in these positions or even as a right winger maybe. Depay is leaving. Griezmann is back but I don't know whether he will stay. Then only Morata would leave in the centre-forward position. But I don't think either Manchester City or Alvarez would like such deal now.

After news that Atletico Madrid had approached Julian Alvarez, PSG is now also hunting for Julian Alvarez as a replacement for Mbappe, who recently left for Real Madrid. It is very natural that clubs like Atletico Madrid and PSG are hunting for Julian Alvarez because he did not get the position he hoped for because Pep Guardiola prefers Erling Haaland as a core player in the Manchester City squad.

PSG has prepared a certain amount of money to bring Alvarez to the Parc des Princes, but Manchester City must be able to convince the player not to move to PSG or Atletico because rumors of De Bruyne move to the Saudi Arabian League are getting louder. Pep Guardiola has plans for Alvarez if De Bruyne decides to move to the Saudi Arabian Pro League, he will be prepared as the player who will replace De Bruyne. PSG and Atletico must be able to convince Alvarez with various temptations such as large salaries, guarantees of being able to play regularly and being plotted in the desired position.

[Jody.Drummer]

Speculation about whether Rodrygo will be expelled is still uncertain, because he has confirmed that he will stay. Maybe in the future Ancelotti will carry out several experiments on Rodrygo to find a new formation composition. In my opinion, Real Madrid doesn't need to let Rodrygo go because it's just a matter of position that can be rotated at any time. Whatever the position, it comes back to the player. If he is able to reinvent himself by learning to adapt to Ancelotti rotation, that would be even better. However, if you stay in your current specialist position and don't want to develop, then inevitably, there will be sacrifices. So instead of being kicked out of his current position, it is better to adapt to what Ancelotti implemented for the good of Rodrygo at Real Madrid.

You don't expect a world-class player like Rodrygo to subject his career to rotation. The Brazilian is a fantastic player who deserves to be in action in every game. Don't also forget that the presence of Mbappe will cause uncertainties and fears. Certainly, Carlo Ancelotti will never bench the French striker, so the rotation will be between other players including the Brazilian striker. Although the young player has denied that he has any plan to leave the club and he is totally committed to the club. He said his comments were misinterpreted, and he is happy in Real. But I still believe that the player will leave the club if he gets limited playing time.

Now players have to give their best to be able to get into the starting line up every week and I'm sure they also realize that, especially since they are in a club which is a big club, so when they can't compete then they will be in bench all the time. Rodrygo is a great player and he has even been the difference in several of Real Madrid's matches, so he will try hard to gain the coach's trust.

We can see Hazard when he was at Real Madrid, previously he was a great player, he was even the player who was the main choice at his previous club. However, when he couldn't compete with other players in the squad, he became a player who always sat on the bench. This has the potential to happen to all players, including Mbappe. Even though he is a star player, he also has to work hard to always perform well.

[Frankolala]

Kevin De Bruyne the player of Manchester City is getting near to end of his career in Manchester City and he is about to leave the team for another destination in the next season. Kevin De Bruyne was the key player of Manchester City in the game he played for his team and he was very effective for Gauidola in the game they had.
But just like any other player, he will get old, and as a 32-year-old player he should think about getting retired that's why he recently said there is a chance for him to play for the Saudi teams.
It seems his destination will be Al Nassr and he will play in the same team with Ronaldo in the Saudi League.



https://www.theguardian.com/football/article/2024/jun/04/kevin-de-bruyne-may-consider-leaving-manchester-city-for-saudi-arabian-club

I think if in the end, Kevin De Bruyne decides to move to Saudi Arabia, it is a realistic decision. Kevin De Bruyne will probably still be able to play in the Premier League for at least the next 2 seasons but he seems to be well aware that he is no longer young, and maybe he thinks about the long injury he got last season, which could possibly hit him again at any time and it would definitely make him less competitive because of it.

The big payout that he could get if he played in the Saudi Pro League, is certainly a tempting opportunity at his current age, and it will be an opportunity for him to fulfill his wish of playing with Ronaldo.

In my opinion, if Kevin De Bruyne wants to move to the Saudi Pro League solely because of the money, he is no longer thinking about his career, because as a professional player he has achieved brilliant achievements, especially at this age, it is very difficult to return to appearing competitive in Europe, especially in the League. England is famous for its very physically demanding league.

Kevin De Bruyne is not even upto the age of Modric or Kroos and yet his talking about living to Saudi league, I don't accept the fact on his explanation on why he decides to take up such process or probably his just saying it but I feel with his level of potential he still has a few years to remain competitive in the European league competition. Kevin De Bruyne is a great player and I don't see any weaknesses in him that warrant him to want to move to Saudi league.

De Bruyne has his decision to make as a professional player, and you should also know that he might not want to stay anymore in Manchester city but wants to explore more so that he can play for some more time in Saudi.

I would not blame him, because he has achieved alot of trophies, so let him settle for the pay. It is good that a player is successful in trophies and in his income. More trophies, higher income shows 100% success. His contributions will be valuable in Al Nassr.

[BITCOIN4X]

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After news that Atletico Madrid had approached Julian Alvarez, PSG is now also hunting for Julian Alvarez as a replacement for Mbappe, who recently left for Real Madrid. It is very natural that clubs like Atletico Madrid and PSG are hunting for Julian Alvarez because he did not get the position he hoped for because Pep Guardiola prefers Erling Haaland as a core player in the Manchester City squad.

Atletico Madrid clearly really needs a center forward considering they have no longer extended Memphis Depay's contract. Alvarez will clearly be the mainstay center forward because Morata and Griezmann need rotation considering he is already 30 years old. Julian Alvarez is a good fit for Atletico Madrid's game, but I'm not sure if Manchester City would be willing to let him go especially because Alvarez is a player that Pep Guardiola also relies on besides Haaland.

In the 2023-2024 season, Julian Alvarez made 36 appearances with Manchester City in the Premier League, scoring 11 goals and 9 assists. He is increasingly developing under the tutelage of Pep Guardiola, but of course Julian Alvarez is not Pep's first choice as long as Haaland is available and ready to play at any time. Alvarez needs more playing time, so he can decide his future if that is what is expected even if Pep Guardiola wants to keep him.

PSG has prepared a certain amount of money to bring Alvarez to the Parc des Princes, but Manchester City must be able to convince the player not to move to PSG or Atletico because rumors of De Bruyne move to the Saudi Arabian League are getting louder. Pep Guardiola has plans for Alvarez if De Bruyne decides to move to the Saudi Arabian Pro League, he will be prepared as the player who will replace De Bruyne. PSG and Atletico must be able to convince Alvarez with various temptations such as large salaries, guarantees of being able to play regularly and being plotted in the desired position.

Well, this will clearly be very difficult for the player. I think PSG and Atletico Madrid are both capable of paying Alvarez's release clause to Manchester City, but Alvarez will certainly have to consider which team is most likely to achieve the most success instead of high minutes played.

Pep Guardiola will not make Alvarez a replacement for De Bruyne, meaning Alvarez is not suitable for that position. Alvarez can play on the right wing or second striker, but he is not very good at occupying the position that De Bruyne will leave.

[Velvet78]

I don't think those kinds of rumors would happen by swapping one player for three. If that happens then Manchester City will get a huge profit and Athletico Madrid will suffer a big loss by losing 3 of their best players at once. Therefore, I am sure rumors like that will not happen.

You got me wrong my friend.    There isn't such offer by Atletico Madrid. Instead they just want those three players to ask Alvarez about whether he has any intention to join Atletico Madrid. They are of the same nation with him you know.

Sometimes this kind of strategies can really help. However I don't see any reason for Alvarez to leave a winner team. He is playing in so many games at the same time. There isn't such situation like Guardiola benches him. If his situation was the same with Palmer then I would rather see Alvarez leaving not to waste his talent by waiting for his turn for a long time. Alvarez is the future of Manchester City. No matter Haaland stays or leaves they would have plans with Alvarez.

[Majestic-milf]

 I feel KDB should go over to the Saudi league and ply his trade there because if you look at it, the Belgian has won all there is to win at Man City and even in his country. Yesterday's game against Montenegro made it his 100 cap for the country and at his age, if he doesn't take advantage of this opportunity, who knows if he won't get plagued by injury that may see him out of football that when he comes back, he won't be as deadly.
We've seen big names that moved to the Saudi pro league and are doing well and if it's Al Nassr that will be seeking his services, I think it will be needed and much welcomed because although there's Sadio mane and Ronaldo as the bigger names, the club haven't been able to lift any major trophy and I feel if the Belgian accepts to go there, he coupled with the others can make a difference there.

[BITCOIN4X]

I feel KDB should go over to the Saudi league and ply his trade there because if you look at it, the Belgian has won all there is to win at Man City and even in his country. Yesterday's game against Montenegro made it his 100 cap for the country and at his age, if he doesn't take advantage of this opportunity, who knows if he won't get plagued by injury that may see him out of football that when he comes back, he won't be as deadly.
We've seen big names that moved to the Saudi pro league and are doing well and if it's Al Nassr that will be seeking his services, I think it will be needed and much welcomed because although there's Sadio mane and Ronaldo as the bigger names, the club haven't been able to lift any major trophy and I feel if the Belgian accepts to go there, he coupled with the others can make a difference there.

Kevin De Bruyne has a contract that ties him to Manchester City until the end of next season, but we never know whether Manchester City are still interested in extending it for 2 seasons or 1 more season. So far Kevin De Bruyne is an important player at Manchester City, of course losing him must be prepared carefully and this takes time to find the right option.

Kevin De Bruyne will be 33 years old on June 28, but his career as a great midfielder is not over yet. Modric and Kroos are much older than him, but the coach can still rely on both players even though he has to rotate them as often as possible so that their stamina is good. The decision is up to the player or Manchester City, but I believe De Bruyne will be retained for at least the next two seasons.

[Plaguedeath]

We can see Hazard when he was at Real Madrid, previously he was a great player, he was even the player who was the main choice at his previous club. However, when he couldn't compete with other players in the squad, he became a player who always sat on the bench. This has the potential to happen to all players, including Mbappe. Even though he is a star player, he also has to work hard to always perform well.

True, but I think there's a big difference between Hazard and Mbappe.

Hazard was popular because he joined Chelsea and can play very well for few years.

But, Mbappe was popular even when he was playing for Monaco, after he joined PSG and can show his capability for one season, his popularity keep increasing.

What I want to say is Mbappe can always consistent while Hazard only appeared for few years, just like average of great players.

[rangga28]

I feel KDB should go over to the Saudi league and ply his trade there because if you look at it, the Belgian has won all there is to win at Man City and even in his country. Yesterday's game against Montenegro made it his 100 cap for the country and at his age, if he doesn't take advantage of this opportunity, who knows if he won't get plagued by injury that may see him out of football that when he comes back, he won't be as deadly.
We've seen big names that moved to the Saudi pro league and are doing well and if it's Al Nassr that will be seeking his services, I think it will be needed and much welcomed because although there's Sadio mane and Ronaldo as the bigger names, the club haven't been able to lift any major trophy and I feel if the Belgian accepts to go there, he coupled with the others can make a difference there.

Kevin De Bruyne has a contract that ties him to Manchester City until the end of next season, but we never know whether Manchester City are still interested in extending it for 2 seasons or 1 more season. So far Kevin De Bruyne is an important player at Manchester City, of course losing him must be prepared carefully and this takes time to find the right option.

Kevin De Bruyne will be 33 years old on June 28, but his career as a great midfielder is not over yet. Modric and Kroos are much older than him, but the coach can still rely on both players even though he has to rotate them as often as possible so that their stamina is good. The decision is up to the player or Manchester City, but I believe De Bruyne will be retained for at least the next two seasons.

De Bruyne is the soul of Manchester City, it would be hard to let him go if there is no suitable replacement. I'm still sure Guardiola still really wants him and he can at least play for the next two seasons. However, De Bruyne's frequent injuries might make Manchester City make other options or sell him to a Saudi League club. Currently Manchester City does not have a capable midfielder, after Gundongan left last season and De Bruyne was frequently injured, we can see that Manchester City's rhythm of play is starting to decline, as a result Haaland is unable to do much in front of goal due to the lack of supply from the midfield like last season.

[Josefjix]

We can see Hazard when he was at Real Madrid, previously he was a great player, he was even the player who was the main choice at his previous club. However, when he couldn't compete with other players in the squad, he became a player who always sat on the bench. This has the potential to happen to all players, including Mbappe. Even though he is a star player, he also has to work hard to always perform well.

What happen to Hazard was constant severe long-term injury but for Mbappe, he's no such player that picks up injury, he's not vulnerable to to these critical conditions and will always belt up for challenges. Eden Hazard prime ended the moment he agreed to move to Real Madrid. The Belgium international had golden opportunities but he failed to meet them up because he lost form and couldn't comprehend the desirable expectations from fans. But in Kylian Mbappe case, there's none like this and we know how important this particular move is for Mbappe, he's here to win major trophies and will do everything within his possession to ensure he's having a smooth run in Real Madrid, his new team.

[coinlocket$]

Alvarez may leave City this year, so the bingo started.
According to Fabrizio Romano, PSG in interested in him.

Manchester City will talk with Guardiola over his future, he already said that he wil lleave soon.

Spurs are going for Gallagher.

[Palakka]

De Bruyne has his decision to make as a professional player, and you should also know that he might not want to stay anymore in Manchester city but wants to explore more so that he can play for some more time in Saudi.

I would not blame him, because he has achieved alot of trophies, so let him settle for the pay. It is good that a player is successful in trophies and in his income. More trophies, higher income shows 100% success. His contributions will be valuable in Al Nassr.

KDB has made a considerable contribution at Manchester City so it is appropriate for Manchester City to respect all decisions it takes later, currently KDB still has a contract until 2025, so we can say that next season is his last season with Manchester City, indeed so far KDB has been Manchester City mainstay in managing attacks and also Manchester City midfield,  so indeed if KDB leaves, of course, it will make Manchester City midfield a little vulnerable and of course will interfere with the attacking scheme that has been implemented by Guardiola, even though KDB's age is no longer young but so far Guardiola has continued to trust him for the position of midfielder as well as being the motor of Manchester City attack, but even so, I think Manchester City will certainly consider the big offer that comes to them later,  Because it can be ascertained that Al Nassr or other Arab clubs that want to bring in KDB will certainly offer quite a lot of money for KDB regardless of their current age.

Next season is KDB last season at Manchester City, so it is indeed better for Manchester City to release KDB so that he can earn a lot of money than to wait for KDB's contract to expire later, I think if KDB goes to the Arab league of course he will earn a lot of money later and of course it will be able to guarantee his life after he completely retires from football, at his current age of course he is still able to play at least 3 or 4 more seasons before he retires.

[tusandii]

De Bruyne is the soul of Manchester City, it would be hard to let him go if there is no suitable replacement. I'm still sure Guardiola still really wants him and he can at least play for the next two seasons. However, De Bruyne's frequent injuries might make Manchester City make other options or sell him to a Saudi League club. Currently Manchester City does not have a capable midfielder, after Gundongan left last season and De Bruyne was frequently injured, we can see that Manchester City's rhythm of play is starting to decline, as a result Haaland is unable to do much in front of goal due to the lack of supply from the midfield like last season.

Currently there are no rumors about De Buryne's future, whether he will be sold to a Saudi Arabian club or not, but what is certain is that your concerns will be answered when Pep Guardiola will have another alternative to bring in new players to fill the void that will be left by De Bruyne and of course, this new player has the same performance as De Bruyne and can unite with Haaland to maintain Manchester United's performance.
Haaland and De Bruyne are a very close pair of players, these two players can always work together with strategies that are able to outwit opponents and can help Haaland to score, so that later when Manchester City decides to sell De Bruyne, Pep Guardiola will definitely have a new player who will targeted starting next season.

Talking about where De Bruyne will go when he leaves Manchester City, he will definitely pursue his dream of competing with his favorite player, CR7, and someone has said before that De Bruyne really wants to appear with this star player.

[eightdots]

De Bruyne has his decision to make as a professional player, and you should also know that he might not want to stay anymore in Manchester city but wants to explore more so that he can play for some more time in Saudi.

I would not blame him, because he has achieved alot of trophies, so let him settle for the pay. It is good that a player is successful in trophies and in his income. More trophies, higher income shows 100% success. His contributions will be valuable in Al Nassr.

KDB has made a considerable contribution at Manchester City so it is appropriate for Manchester City to respect all decisions it takes later, currently KDB still has a contract until 2025, so we can say that next season is his last season with Manchester City, indeed so far KDB has been Manchester City mainstay in managing attacks and also Manchester City midfield,  so indeed if KDB leaves, of course, it will make Manchester City midfield a little vulnerable and of course will interfere with the attacking scheme that has been implemented by Guardiola, even though KDB's age is no longer young but so far Guardiola has continued to trust him for the position of midfielder as well as being the motor of Manchester City attack, but even so, I think Manchester City will certainly consider the big offer that comes to them later,  Because it can be ascertained that Al Nassr or other Arab clubs that want to bring in KDB will certainly offer quite a lot of money for KDB regardless of their current age.

Next season is KDB last season at Manchester City, so it is indeed better for Manchester City to release KDB so that he can earn a lot of money than to wait for KDB's contract to expire later, I think if KDB goes to the Arab league of course he will earn a lot of money later and of course it will be able to guarantee his life after he completely retires from football, at his current age of course he is still able to play at least 3 or 4 more seasons before he retires.

De Bruyne is a very respected player. Everyone saw and appreciated what he did for Manchester City. If De Bruyne leaves the team, City will need to find a replacement for De Bruyne. It is very difficult to replace such a player and we will see what City do about it. De Bruyne still has some time left on his contract, but City must hurry to look for a new player.

De Bruyne knows it would be good to earn more money towards the end of his football career. It is quite normal for a player whose career is full of success to make such a decision.

[Fiatless]

De Bruyne has his decision to make as a professional player, and you should also know that he might not want to stay anymore in Manchester city but wants to explore more so that he can play for some more time in Saudi.

I would not blame him, because he has achieved alot of trophies, so let him settle for the pay. It is good that a player is successful in trophies and in his income. More trophies, higher income shows 100% success. His contributions will be valuable in Al Nassr.

De Bruyne has won almost everything in European league football. So he might just decide to go to the Saudi Arabia league to make more money. He could make more money than he had made in his entire career in two years playing in the Gulf League. But he has to consider so many factors before making his decisions. The interest of his family will be his utmost priority because Saudi society is different from Europe. He has to consider if his family will have to remain in England while he moves to SPL.

So many players have come up with different reasons why they moved to Saudi Arabia. One of the players claimed that his earnings would help him fund some humanitarian projects in his homeland. Others have claimed that they want to help the League grow. But their main motivating factor is indeed money. If Ronaldo, Neymar, and other superstars moved to SPL, it would not be strange to see the Belgian playmaker in the league next season.

[Swordsoffreedom]

An Arsenal fan who headbutted Roy Keane in a violent attack at the Emirates Stadium has been banned from football for three years.
Scott Law, a 43-year-old civil engineer, dashed from his seat to confront the Sky Sports pundit during the climax of Arsenal’s 3-1 Premier League victory over Manchester United last September.

Source: The Standard UK

Okay, people might not know this but Roy Keane also hit that guy with his elbow. Basically, it was a revenge elbow. Actually, I am sure that Roy is not going to get into any kind of problem with that. Because we all know that there is nothing called justice in the law system. If you have enough money you can get away with almost anything. I am not saying that Scott Law has done something right by the way. What he has done is definitely not right. At the same time, I am of course assuming a lot. Because I was not there first of all. I did not see what happened and I am always going to assume things based on what I see on the Internet and watching the recordings.

[Blitzboy]

I feel KDB should go over to the Saudi league and ply his trade there because if you look at it, the Belgian has won all there is to win at Man City and even in his country. Yesterday's game against Montenegro made it his 100 cap for the country and at his age, if he doesn't take advantage of this opportunity, who knows if he won't get plagued by injury that may see him out of football that when he comes back, he won't be as deadly.
We've seen big names that moved to the Saudi pro league and are doing well and if it's Al Nassr that will be seeking his services, I think it will be needed and much welcomed because although there's Sadio mane and Ronaldo as the bigger names, the club haven't been able to lift any major trophy and I feel if the Belgian accepts to go there, he coupled with the others can make a difference there.

I know everyone loves a good transfer rumor, but let's not get ahead of ourselves here. Things are going well for KDB. He's a fighter. He's not even in his mid-30s yet, but look at the guys still doing great in Europe: Modric and Kroos are almost retirement age in football, but they're still winning titles.

City wont let KDB leave easily because he has a deal with them and is their top player. Even though he's been hurt a few times, he's still scoring goals and setting up others like it's nothing. What about the Saudi league? Its not even close to being as good as the Premier League. KDB wants to be known as a legend, and you dont become a legend by playing in a bad league.