Man City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne has made an honest admission about Liverpool despite his side winning 6-0 against Ipswich in the Premier League this weekend.

One of the topics to monitor over the second half of the season is the contract situation surrounding Kevin De Bruyne. The Manchester City legend is now in the final six months of his current

Kevin De Bruyne helped Man City thrash Ipswich Town 6-0 on Sunday and move 12 points behind Liverpool in the Premier League table

Manchester City are reportedly likely to part ways with Ilkay Gundogan and Kevin De Bruyne at the end of the season.

As De Bruyne turned provider for two of Manchester City’s six goals against Ipswich Town, he has also went level Ryan Giggs by providing multiple assists in as many Premier League games (17) than the Manchester United legend (17). Most PL games with multiple assists: 17 — Kevin De Bruyne 17 — Ryan Giggs pic.twitter.com/daPhEjerac

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has ruled out Kevin De Bruyne as a potential option in a vital role within his future starting line-ups.

With his contract situation unresolved, Manchester City legend Kevin De Bruyne could leave Pep Guardiola's side to join MLS expansion team San Diego FC in 2025.

There were several star performers for Manchester City in their 6-nil win over Ipswich Town at Portman Road yesterday. Kevin De Bruyne turned back the clock as his strong recent form continued. Ilkay

Speaking to Sky Sports from the Etihad Stadium after the weekend’s victory, Kevin De Bruyne was quizzed on the nervous atmosphere that was generated after Niclas Fullkrug scored for West Ham during the closing exchanges.

KEVIN DE BRUYNE is tipped to join a club that’s never even played a game before. Manchester City’s six-time Premier League winner is reportedly “closer than ever” to

Phil Foden had two goals and an assist and Kevin De Bruyne set up two goals as Manchester City clobbered Ipswich Town 6-0 on Sunday at Portman Road.

That's the Man City we've all been used to seeing over the years, with Kevin De Bruyne and Phil Foden the chief architects of a 6-0 win at Ipswich.