Man City star Kevin de Bruyne makes shock transfer decision after Champions League ban

Manchester City hero Kevin de Bruyne has made a shock transfer decision at the Etihad Stadium, after Pep Guardiola’s side were banned from the Champions League for two seasons by UEFA earlier this season, with the midfielder taking his time in giving assurances over his future.

Manchester City star Kevin de Bruyne’s future at the club appears to have come under doubt, after it was claimed that the Belgian is waiting to hear about the Champions League ban before committing to remaining at the Etihad Stadium in the long-term. City was barred from European competitions by UEFA earlier this season, over claims that the club had breached Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules.

De Bruyne had reportedly already made it clear that he intends to remain in Manchester, despite the ban. Champions League fans from around the globe can acquire Champions League Final Tickets online to make the most of its dazzling exhibitions.

City’s talisman was being lined up for a new five-year contract, to make sure that he would stay at the club throughout their absence from the Champions League.

With the Belgium international’s value never being higher, De Bruyne’s entourage have thrown City’s plans into doubt.

They are reportedly taking their time to decide whether De Bruyne will commit to City, based on the Champions League ban appeal, according to Belgian newspaper Sport/Foot.

Man City star Kevin de Bruyne makes shock transfer decision after Champions League ban

De Bruyne may decide to leave the Citizens if their ban is upheld, following the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) appeal.

His representatives don’t imagine he’ll want to go through the peak of his career without any chance of winning Europe’s top prize.

They’re well aware that De Bruyne’s reputation has never been higher, and he’d walk into any team in the world.

But, whether anyone would be able to afford De Bruyne is another story. Champions League Tickets can be grabbed from our worldwide ticketing market place.

The club would be unlikely to let their prized man leave the Etihad Stadium in a cut-price deal.

Meanwhile, it’s still not clear when City will be handed a verdict by CAS over their appeal.

The Citizens officially launched their appeal at the end of February, and were hoping to resolve the situation before next season.

But, the coronavirus crisis has thrown that into doubt, and there’s a chance that the club may be waiting until June, or later.

City was banned by UEFA from all European competitions for two years in February.

The club were accused of “serious breaches” of FFP, and were also fined £25million.

The Citizens admitted that they weren’t surprised by the decision, but still maintain their innocence.

They accused UEFA of having a flawed investigation process, which included a number of leaks to the media.

“Simply put, this is a case initiated by UEFA, prosecuted by UEFA and judged by UEFA,” a City statement read.

“With this prejudicial process now over, the Club will pursue an impartial judgment as quickly as possible.”

Meanwhile, De Bruyne has been City’s best player this season, and is set to break Thierry Henry’s record for the most assists in a single Premier League season. He’s currently on 16 assists, and is chasing down Henry’s 20.

The Belgian has been at City for almost five years, after joining the club in a £68m move from Wolfsburg in 2015.

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