Manchester City expect to announce Kevin De Bruyne as their fifth major signing of the summer on Sunday. Wolfsburg’s Belgium attacker is understood to have arrived in Manchester at around 10am on Saturday to undertake his medical, which was completed in the afternoon; the 24-year-old was photographed leaving the centre where the examination had been undertaken.
City insist the move will cost €70m (£50.85m), despite reports in Germany claiming the fee is £58m, but when De Bruyne is signed City’s spend in the current window will be close to £150m.
Raheem Sterling (£49m), Fabian Delph (£8m), Nicolas Otamendi (£32m) and Patrick Roberts (£11m) have all previously arrived to strengthen City’s frontline resources, along with the 18-year-old Enes Unal, who cost £2m.
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