Although he has not yet returned from his injury, what Arabia will do to convince Kevin De Bruyne

Rejecting an offer from Arab football is not easy. Kevin De Bruyne has a lot to think about for next season, but he must first focus on returning to action with his team in the best possible way after an injury at the beginning of this season. The Belgian player is on the radar of the Saudi Pro League and a strong offensive is already being prepared to take the player.

According to the Arab media Aawsat, Al Qadisiyah, a team led by Spanish coach Míchel and which has well-known players such as Alvaro Fernández, Joel Robles, Luciano Vietto and Carrillo, plans to make a move to sign Manchester City's Belgian midfielder, Kevin De Bruyne.

This operation would be scheduled for next summer. The recent acquisition of the club by oil company Aramco has generated a desire to invest in the team. However, there is a major obstacle: the team is currently in the Saudi second division, so promotion this season would be essential to carry out this ambitious plan.

An unexpected destiny for Kevin

Al Qadisiyah's interest in a player of Kevin De Bruyne's stature, coupled with the financial backing provided by Aramco, suggests a bold attempt by the club to project itself to a higher level. However, achieving promotion becomes a crucial aspect to make this transfer operation a reality and raise the status and competitiveness of the team. Without a doubt, this signing could be one of the most important and unexpected in the coming summer.