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"We want to do it for him" – Pep Guardiola seeks perfect send-off for Kevin De Bruyne with FA Cup triumph

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Pep Guardiola is determined to win the FA Cup to give Kevin De Bruyne a title so he can leave Manchester City this summer. The 33-year-old Belgian midfielder, an important player in City’s titles in recent years, will depart after a decade in a run that left him with no shortage of silverware.
Kevin De Bruyne's illustrious tenure at Manchester CityKevin De Bruyne has been one of the most crucial players for City’s successes in the current season. As of today, he has assisted Manchester City lift six Premier League titles , one Champions League, and several domestic cups. He’s one of the best in the midfield, scoring 108 goals and providing 177 assists in 419 appearances. Even with recent injury issues, Kevin De Bruyne has continued to put in great performances. Just further proving he is one of the club's best players.


Guardiola has recognised the importance of Kevin De Bruyne, saying: "There are players who are unique, who represent what the club wants to be, and Kevin is one of them." The manager admitted it is tough to lose such a key player but stressed the respect and bond between the player and the club.
FA Cup final: A chance for a memorable farewell for Kevin De BruyneKevin De Bruyne has been central to many of City’s triumphs since he signed in 2015, six Premier League titles, a Champions League victory, and a hatful of domestic cups. He has been a transformative figure on the field, scoring 108 goals and assisting on 177 others in 419 appearances. Despite injury problems of late, Kevin De Bruyne has still been putting in great performances. Just further evidence that he’s one of the best in the club in that regard.


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For both sides, this final is also important for Crystal Palace, who are chasing their first major trophy. Under head coach Oliver Glasner, the Palace has been in good shape, which should be a good battle.

Ahead of Kevin De Bruyne’s last game in a City shirt and the club and its fans’ chance to say “Goodbye” to a player who may not have ever been their favourite son, but will certainly be in the history books of Manchester City.
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