Inter Miami have renewed their pursuit of Kevin De Bruyne as they continue their ambitious plan to attract another world-class star to Major League Soccer. Reports suggest the experienced Belgian is now more receptive than ever to a move to the United States, with David Beckham eager to add him to the club's growing collection of global names.According to Mundo Deportivo, the Florida outfit have stepped up their interest in the 35-year-old midfielder after previously attempting to sign him. De Bruyne is believed to be viewing the prospect of playing in MLS far more positively than he did during earlier discussions.🚨 Inter Miami have renewed their interest in signing Kevin De Bruyne.The Belgian midfielder is now more open to a move to Major League Soccer.Inter Miami want De Bruyne to join a squad featuring Lionel Messi, Luis Suárez, Casemiro and Rodrigo De Paul.(Source:… pic.twitter.com/oVpNy9Oix8— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) August 2, 2026 Interest from American clubs is nothing new. Transfer insider Nicolo Schira reported back in June 2025 that both Inter Miami and San Diego had approached the Belgian, with talks taking place between the parties. At the time, however, De Bruyne opted to continue his career in Italy instead of crossing the Atlantic.The situation has since evolved, and the midfielder is now considering leaving Napoli after just one season. While several MLS clubs remain keen, Inter Miami have a key advantage thanks to holding De Bruyne's MLS discovery rights, giving them the first opportunity to negotiate should he choose to continue his career in North America. That puts them ahead of other interested teams such as Chicago Fire, New York City and D.C. United.##EDITORS_CHOICE##Despite Miami's strong position, completing the transfer will be far from straightforward. De Bruyne is still under contract with Napoli, while his salary demands are expected to require a significant financial commitment from any interested club.His spell in Serie A has also been marked by tension, particularly during Antonio Conte's time in charge. The Belgian openly criticized the tactical approach, admitting he struggled with the defensive style of play. "It was difficult for me because Conte has a very different vision of football than I do… We play very defensively. If you score one goal every match in a 5-4-1… That's not so great."He later acknowledged that he welcomed the managerial change, but Napoli have made it clear they still see him as part of their plans. Sporting director Giovanni Manna responded to the speculation by saying the club "did not appreciate some of his words," while stressing that De Bruyne remains an important member of the squad.De Bruyne on Conte’s dismissal: "Yes, I am happy about that"Manna also emphasized that the Belgian's future is not a personal decision, insisting: "Kevin doesn't have to decide if he's staying or leaving; he is part of the project and will put himself at the disposal of the coach, just like all the other players."##NAJAVA_MECA_9872196##
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