Kevin De Bruyne joining Cristiano Ronaldo at Al Nassr? Man City star responds

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Manchester City star Kevin De Bruyne has been a subject of speculation ahead of the winter transfer window.

Reports in Europe and Saudi Arabia have linked De Bruyne with a move to Al Nassr and Al Alami either in January or next summer.

The Belgian has won all the possible tournaments with Manchester City and it is being reported that he wants a new adventure for his career. The crafty midfielder was said to be keen on making a move to Saudi, where the competition level has increased following this summer and the compensation is quite lucrative as well.

Kevin De Bruyne says NO to Saudi Move

But Sky Sports have provided the latest update of the transfer rumour, stating the player is fully focused on his Manchester City project at the moment.

De Bruyne still has two years left of his current contract at the Etihad Stadium. The former Chelsea product is said to be solely focused on Manchester City and doesn't want to think about any possible move now. He is sidelined since the first match of the season with a muscle tear, but is believed to still play a big part this season.

Al Nassr are said to be interested in the playmaker, who registered 31 assists last season. Despite having the likes of Otavio, Sadio Mane, and Seko Fofana - they want De Bruyne as it will bolster their offense many folds.

The 32-year-old hasn't taken any decision yet, but it will most likely be a negative one from his side. De Bruyne's teammate Jack Grealish spoke highly of the Belgian recently, stating he is the best after Messi and Ronaldo.

"I have spoken about him a good few times. I have always said that apart from Ronaldo and Messi I think he is the best in the world. I think he has got absolutely everything. He is another one where I don't think people give him credit for how fast he is," Grealish recently said.

Although the lucrative chance of playing alongside Cristiano Ronaldo in prevalent, De Bruyne is still keen in playing in Europe, which provides a much greater exposure and competition.