Guardiola: "Kevin has achieved unlimited love that cannot be bought"

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has spoken candidly about Kevin De Bruyne's contribution to the 3-1 win over Bournemouth in the Premier League. The match was likely to be the last for the living legend at the Etihad Stadium, making it an emotional one for both the fans and the team.

"There are things that can't be bought. Kevin has earned immense respect and love for the club over the years for what he has done for the club. It was his night and we wanted to make it unforgettable," said Guardiola.

He continued: "Just a few days ago he played 100 minutes in the FA Cup final. It's not easy, physically and mentally. Unfortunately, he didn't take the best chance of the game, otherwise it would have been the perfect end to his night."

The 33-year-old Belgian midfielder has been defending the honor of City since 2015. During this time, he has won with the team:

- 6 times the English Premier League,
- 2 times the FA Cup,
- 5 times the League Cup,
- 3 times the Super Cup,

and, most importantly, the Champions League, proving himself on the international stage.

When the final whistle blew, Kevin shook the stadium: the stands shook with his name, and he said a heartfelt goodbye to the fans. This confirmed that this is not just a business, but a true love story between the team and the player.

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