Who else could leave Manchester City after Kevin De Bruyne?

With Kevin De Bruyne's impending exit set to be the start of a rebuild at Manchester City, Ladbrokes looks at who else could leave the Etihad Stadium this summer.

This City side will go down as one of the best the Premier League has ever seen, having won six of the last seven titles as well as a famous Treble triumph in 2023.

Despite boosting their Champions League qualification hopes with a dramatic 2-1 win over Aston Villa on Tuesday, it has been a poor 2024-25 by their usual standards as they sit third in the table, with only the FA Cup and a top-five finish to challenge for between now and the end of the season.

With the current crop seemingly at the end of its cycle as old rivals Liverpool close in on the title, who else could follow De Bruyne, who is expected to be headed to the MLS, out of the exit door this summer?

Jack Grealish arrived at City as a £100million superstar but four years on, he is something of a forgotten man in East Manchester.

The former Aston Villa captain recently scored his first goal in 15 months after being handed a rare start against struggling Leicester but returned to the bench for their next three games and looks unlikely to force himself back to being a regular starter.

A fresh start elsewhere appears to be the best course of action as this stage, with an emotional return to Villa Park seemingly the obvious choice with Unai Emery's men now competing for qualification to the Champions League again after a rapid rise since his exit.

A player who has been at the heart of City's unrivalled dominance under Guardiola, Bernardo Silva is one of several players who have not looked the same this season and even recently admitted "generations and cycles end" when discussing his side's poor season.

The versatile Portugal international scored just his third goal of the season against Villa and will have just celebrated his 31st birthday when the 2025-26 season comes around.

With a year remaining on his contract, City look set to cash in on Silva this summer.

City's leaky defence has been a key reason for their struggles this season, having managed only 10 clean sheets in their 33 Premier League this term.

Goalkeeper is likely to be an area where they make a change and current No1 Ederson, whose arrival in 2017 coincided with the most successful period in the club's history, is likely to be moved on.

The Brazilian has been surprisingly linked to arch rivals Manchester United with a move to Saudi Arabia also on the cards.

Injuries have prevented John Stones being the all-action, marauding centre-back he once was having only started six times in the league for Guardiola's men.

His absence is another reason City have been too easy to attack this season and Guardiola may feel a more reliable option is needed to take them back to the top.

A recent newcomer to this City side, Mateo Kovacic has been a regular since signing from Chelsea in 2023 but may have to make way as the rebuild gets underway.

The 30-year-old is unlikely to be part of Guardiola's long-term plans, particularly after the January signing of Nico Gonzalez, who looks set to be the man to feature alongside Ballon d'Or winner Rodri when he returns.

Off the back of the news of De Bruyne's departure from Man City at the end of the season, Ladbrokes released an article looking at the Belgian's best moments in the Premier League.

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