Summary
Kevin De Bruyne played his last home game for Manchester City at Etihad Stadium, receiving an emotional farewell. A statue will be erected in his honor as he ends his decade-long career with Manchester City, having earned 16 winners' medals. De Bruyne's farewell match ended in a 3-1 victory over Bournemouth, although he missed a key goal opportunity.
Key Facts
- Kevin De Bruyne played his final league game for Manchester City at age 33.
- A statue will be built in his honor outside Manchester City's stadium.
- De Bruyne has spent ten years with Manchester City, earning 16 winners' medals.
- In his final game, Manchester City won 3-1 against Bournemouth.
- During the match, De Bruyne missed a chance to score a goal.
- Manager Pep Guardiola expressed sadness about De Bruyne's departure.
- A road at Manchester City's academy has been named after De Bruyne.
- A large mural of De Bruyne has been painted in Manchester's Northern Quarter.
