Representatives of Man City star Kevin De Bruyne have reportedly engaged in transfer discussions with officials from the new MLS team, San Diego FC.

According to The Athletic, De Bruyne's agents have had one conversation with the club, which is set to join MLS next season.

The midfielder is said to be considering finishing his career in the United States, making San Diego a potential destination.

However, these discussions are still in the early stages, and a move is far from being finalized. While the Belgium international has also been linked with a possible move to Saudi Arabia, he has expressed a desire to remain at Manchester City until retirement.

His current contract with City is set to expire next year.

Moving to the MLS has become an increasingly attractive option for veteran European players, especially following Lionel Messi's high-profile transfer to Inter Miami.

Despite these considerations, De Bruyne remains a key player for Pep Guardiola's squad, recently contributing to their fourth consecutive Premier League title.

This season, despite being hampered by injuries, the 33-year-old managed to score four goals and provide 10 assists in 18 Premier League appearances.

Given his crucial role at Manchester City and his contract running until 2025, an immediate transfer seems unlikely.

De Bruyne aims to end the season on a high note as City prepares to face Manchester United in the FA Cup final this week.