Kevin De Bruyne's return from injury has provided a significant boost to Man City's hopes for silverware in the crucial part of the season.
Recent reports suggest that Man City are looking to extend De Bruyne's contract until the summer of 2026, potentially marking over a decade with the club.
However, interest in the Belgian midfielder has surfaced in Saudi Arabia, with Al Nassr and Al Hilal showing particular interest, as reported by Caught Offside. De Bruyne, along with Liverpool's Mo Salah, is among the most high-profile targets for Saudi Arabian clubs this summer.
While Guardiola and City are eager to keep De Bruyne, they have set a hefty price tag of at least £100 million if any club wishes to secure his services. It remains to be seen if the Middle Eastern clubs' offer is enticing enough to lure De Bruyne away from the Premier League.
