De Bruyne joins Liverpool? The possibility of a reality is greater than you think

The possibility of De Bruyne transferring to Liverpool may be far beyond your imagination. De Bruyne announced last week that he would bid farewell to Manchester City after the season ended, bringing an end to one of his greatest players in Premier League history.

In our opinion, he is the greatest player in Manchester City's history as he led the team to win countless trophies. Although Guardiola's arrival ushered in an era of Manchester City's domination, it coincides with De Bruyne's peak period.

Is Manchester City still the same team without him? Can you still maintain dominance? The answer is: No one can replace him. Even in last weekend's game against Crystal Palace, Manchester City was 0-2 behind at the Etihad Stadium and the scene was chaotic. It was De Bruyne who turned the tide and saved the game with a free kick, an assist and three key opportunities.

This is the best form of the midfield master, and he admitted after the game that "no injuries and pain this time, it feels completely different." When he played in this state, De Bruyne seemed unstoppable. The only question is, how long can this state last? Now, we would love to see Liverpool verify this.

De Bruyne's potential marriage with Liverpool

De Bruyne revealed an intriguing signal in an interview with Viaplay: he did not completely close the door to stay in England. When asked if it is possible to continue playing in the Premier League, he said: "To be honest, I don't know. It's impossible to decide anything in a week. "

This statement was beyond everyone's expectations. Although Saudi and the US team are eyeing De Bruyne (these invitations must be accompanied by sky-high contracts), if he really wants to maintain the top competitive state, Liverpool should consider the offer, and this offer may really impress him.

After all, De Bruyne has been a Liverpool fan since he was a child. There is a famous video about him wearing a Liverpool jersey as a child and claiming that he supported the Reds and called Michael Irving his favorite player. It's not too late to realize this dream now. On the one hand, Liverpool's midfielder does not need to rely entirely on De Bruyne to maintain full attendance. He can enjoy more flexible appearance arrangements and can do whatever he wants.

Manchester City does not have this luxury, because losing De Bruyne's team will be greatly reduced. Even without him, Liverpool almost secured the league championship. Who wouldn't want to see Van Deck, Salah and De Bruyne fight side by side (except other clubs, of course)? These three are the most dazzling superstars in the Premier League in the past eight years.

De Bruyne will transfer on his own free agency, which is completely reasonable from a financial standpoint. He can bring magic that other players are difficult to replicate, and can even make a champion team reach the top.