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Departing Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne has singled out a Liverpool hero as one of his toughest opponents as he gears up for his last outing under Pep Guardiola.

After a decade with the club, the Belgian will be leaving when his contract concludes this summer.

He's also enjoyed a trophy-laden stint at City, boasting six Premier League titles, alongside a Champions League victory, five League Cups, and two FA Cups.

In anticipation of his farewell game at home against Bournemouth, De Bruyne engaged in an interview with Sky Sports.

Quizzed about his most challenging rival during his time in the English top flight, De Bruyne gave a nod to both former Liverpool midfielder Fabinho and Chelsea's N'Golo Kante, both of whom now play in Saudi Arabia.

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Initiating his thoughts on the subject, De Bruyne said: "You know in the Premier League, there was probably...

Salah's message, brimming with humor, had been shared ahead of time, with him quipping that there was a spot open for his ex-Chelsea comrade at Liverpool.

Van Dijk couldn't resist a playful jab at the expense of his close pal, remarking on how it was a "good thing" De Bruyne would no longer be turning out for City, considering their consistent rivalry with the Reds for the Premier League crown.

"Kevin is a special, special player, has special qualities," Van Dijk said.

The Telegraph reports that he has decided to leave the Premier League with sides in Italy and the US interested.

Liverpool.com says: Fabinho at his peak was exceptional, so it should be no surprise that De Bruyne picked out the Brazilian
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