The Fire seems to have gotten in because of that. Chicago, with just two DPs on its squad and ambitious ownership in Joe Mansueto, seems to be the perfect destination should De Bruyne opt to play in Major League Soccer. New York City FC and D.C. United have also reportedly shown interest.

Rio Ferdinand, a former Manchester United player, has made a prediction regarding the forthcoming second leg match between Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Champions League semi-final. The game to decide who advances to this season’s final in Munich will be played on Wednesday, May 7 at the Parc des Princes in Paris, France. After defeating the Gunners 1-0 on the road at the Emirates Stadium in the first leg, PSG would enter the match with confidence.

The Ligue 1 team will upset the Gunners and advance to their first UCL final since 2020, according to Ferdinand’s prediction. Tuesday’s first leg ended in a vital 1-0 victory thanks to a goal from Ousmane Dembele in the fourth minute. The reverse fixture will be contested next Wednesday at PSG’s home field, Parc des Princes. Ferdinand stated on his own YouTube channel that PSG was the most likely team to make it to the final.

The former England international explained his prediction by stating that PSG would be able to go man-to-man with Arsenal in the return leg because they don’t have a natural striker. “Paris Saint-Germain’s ability to play man-to-man, one-on-one at the back without a center-forward is my biggest concern with Arsenal,” he said. “This is especially true when they’re on the attack and are fairly comfortable, which means they have numbers further up the pitch to outnumber this Arsenal team and really suffocate them and keep them back.”