Reports have surfaced that Manchester City is seeking £50 million to part ways with Kevin De Bruyne in the upcoming summer transfer window.
Despite interest from Al-Ittihad, a Saudi Arabian club, negotiations with the 33-year-old midfielder have hit a roadblock.
According to transfer expert Rudy Galetti, Al-Ittihad has decided to walk away due to City’s high asking price.
City reportedly turned down a £25 million offer, making it clear that they are holding firm on their demand for around £50 million.
As De Bruyne’s contract at the Etihad Stadium enters its final 12 months, the situation adds more intrigue to his potential transfer.