Manchester City’s Kevin De Bruyne Leaves After Decade of Records, 19 Trophies

Kevin De Bruyne is set to leave Manchester City after a decade of extraordinary contributions, solidifying his status as one of the club's greatest players and Premier League legends. During his tenure, he amassed 170 assists and scored 108 goals, helping Manchester City secure 19 major trophies, including six Premier League titles, under Pep Guardiola's management. De Bruyne received a heartfelt farewell from the club, including a light show, video tribute, and a statue announcement, joining an elite group of club legends. He expressed deep gratitude to City supporters and praised former teammates like Raheem Sterling and Arsenal players for their skills and energy, highlighting his respect for the Premier League community. Known for his honesty and pursuit of perfection, De Bruyne has also been admired for his unique playing style, combining strength, vision, and technical ability that made complex plays look effortless. While speculation surrounds his next move abroad, with serious offers from Napoli and Major League Soccer, his legacy at Manchester City remains unparalleled.