Manchester City is ready to sell one of the team leaders and has already set a price for him

The contract of Belgian midfielder Kevin De Bruyne with Manchester City is set to expire in 2025, but there is significant interest in him from clubs in Saudi Arabia. The 32-year-old player is among the top interests of Middle Eastern clubs, alongside Liverpool's forward Mohamed Salah.

In light of this interest, Manchester City is calmly considering the future of their player and is willing to entertain the possibility of his sale in the summer, and perhaps even sell him. However, according to reports from talkSPORT, the "Citizens" will only consider such an option if they are offered a sum exceeding £100 million.

There is still plenty of time until the summer transfer window, and the Manchester City leadership may reconsider their decision, as the Belgian midfielder has been demonstrating incredible performance since returning to the team. In nine games after recovering from a knee tendon injury, he has scored two goals and provided eight assists in all competitions.

If De Bruyne decides to swap England for Saudi Arabia, he will become the third City star to move to the Middle East, following in the footsteps of Riyad Mahrez and Aymeric Laporte.