
Manchester City star offers himself to Real Madrid, would arrive for free at Bernabéu
Kevin de Bruyne's contract with Manchester City is ending, and he wants to keep playing at the highest level, which is why he has offered himself to Real Madrid
The summer market could bring a big surprise. Kevin De Bruyne, a symbol of Manchester City, has reportedly been offered to Real Madrid for the next season.
The Belgian midfielder is ending his time at the Etihad. At 33 years old, he is willing to lower his salary to play at Santiago Bernabéu.
According to sources close to the player's circle, he would accept earning half of what he currently receives in the Premier League.
De Bruyne earns about 16 million euros per season. He would be willing to sign with Los Blancos for around 7-8 million.

"I just want to keep playing"
De Bruyne has already confirmed his departure from Manchester City. In recent statements, he confessed how difficult it was to accept it.
"I was in shock. It took me days to tell my family," he said.
"I think I can still compete at the highest level, but clubs make decisions. I want to keep playing."
The Belgian is actively searching for a new destination, and his agent has initiated contacts with several European clubs.
Among them, Real Madrid appears as an attractive option for the player. Toni Kroos's departure left a void in the midfield that the Belgian international could fill.
Madrid listens, but doubts
In Valdebebas, they have received the proposal with respect, although without showing concrete interest.

Los Blancos value De Bruyne, but they believe his best years are behind him. His recent injury history also raises doubts.
Florentino Pérez and José Ángel Sánchez are analyzing the future of the midfield. Luka Modric still hasn't renewed, and Xabi Alonso—number one candidate for the bench—advocates for rejuvenating the squad.
Real Madrid wants signings for the present, but also with projection. Young players with potential are the priority.
Although De Bruyne would arrive for free, his age and salary remain key factors. For now, his arrival is not ruled out, but it is not a priority.
The Belgian's future will be defined in the coming weeks. Meanwhile, Real Madrid remains alert, but without taking firm steps.
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