The midfielder from Man City will not travel to the camp of the Belgian national team due to injury

Star midfielder Kevin De Bruyne from Manchester City will not feature for the Belgian national team in the March matches, as reported by Sky Sports.

The Belgian footballer has not been called up to the Belgian national team for the friendly matches against England and Ireland. It is reported that this is due to a minor groin injury that De Bruyne sustained. It is worth noting that De Bruyne missed part of the current season due to a knee injury. Currently, the midfielder has scored two goals and provided 13 assists in 14 matches.

It is worth mentioning that Manchester City is aware of interest in their midfielder Kevin De Bruyne from Saudi clubs and is prepared to sell him for a substantial financial reward. According to Football Insider, all contenders for the Belgian from the Middle East will have to offer at least £100 million for the 32-year-old playmaker. This is the same valuation Manchester City has placed on their leader.

Earlier, it was reported that the 32-year-old is not keen on moving to Saudi Arabia, preferring to continue his career in MLS if he does decide to leave Manchester City.