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Ruben Dias: Man City legend Kevin de Bruyne deserves fitting farewell

The 33-year-old Belgian announced on Friday that he will be retiring from his decade-long reign at City when his contract expires, ending a remarkable era that has seen him rack up 16 major trophies - including six Premier League titles and a Champions League trophy. With the FA Cup semi-final against Nottingham Forest fast approaching, De Bruyne could very well add a 17th medal to his collection if City emerges victorious.

Dias, who has celebrated success alongside De Bruyne-including a treble-winning campaign-was quick to highlight the Belgian's monumental legacy within the squad. “Kevin's legacy is truly one of a kind,” said Dias. “He's been such a crucial part of everything we've achieved, and more than that, he's become a close friend during this time.”

The Portuguese defender went on to emphasize the team's desire to ensure De Bruyne's final months at City are filled with unforgettable memories. "He already has plenty of incredible moments to look back on, but we want to make sure his farewell is the best possible. It's not just about winning for the team, but especially about honoring Kevin and the incredible impact he's had-both on and off the pitch.

"He's not just an exceptional player, but an even better person. We owe it to him to give everything we've got to make his final season with us as special as possible."

With more trophies still on the horizon, Dias's words reflect the heartfelt determination among City's squad to honor De Bruyne's unmatched contribution to the club's success, ensuring that his final chapter is every bit as triumphant as the legendary career he's enjoyed.

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