Kevin De Bruyne is attracting interest from Saudi Arabian clubs, including Al-Hilal, Al-Ahli, and Al-Nassr, with the latter having an advantage over the others.

Kevin De Bruyne, who is currently with Manchester City, is drawing attention from leading Saudi clubs such as Al-Hilal. His contract with Manchester City is due to expire at the end of the season. It is reported that the Saudi clubs are prepared to offer him an annual salary of €50 million. De Bruyne has indicated his openness to a profitable move to Saudi Arabia, partly because of his dissatisfaction with the congested European schedule and his recent injury difficulties. Journalist Ekrem Konur provided updates on these developments.

Clubs from Saudi Arabia continue to want to buy on the European market where there is the highest concentration of football quality. One of the players whose name is often mentioned in this context recently is Kevin De Bruyne. The excellent Belgian midfielder is reportedly not too interested in going to Asia, but his representatives have still been talking to as many as 10 Saudi clubs in recent days to listen to their ideas and plans. Al Hilal has been interested in the Manchester City forward for the longest time, seeing De Bruyne as a 'dream reinforcement'.