Belgian midfielder Kevin DeBruyne (33), who will leave Manchester City at the end of this season, started in his final home match against Bournemouth, and received great applause from fans.

In the 25th minute of the first half, forward Marmuche reached a decisive moment, but a shot with his left foot hit the goal bar, and the score did not become a goal. He was sent to a standing ovation when midfielder Nicolas Gonzalez took over in the 24th minute of the second half and went down to the bench.

The match was won 3-1 with Marmuche's super goal over 30 meters.

Debryne joined in 2015 and spent 10 seasons. As the club's legend has won numerous titles, including the Premier League, the FA Cup, and once in the European Champions League, a farewell ceremony was held after the match, and Debryne conveyed his message of farewell:

“I wanted to play with creativity and passion. I wanted to enjoy football and I wanted everyone to enjoy it. Everyone kept really encouraging me to be the best I am. And the players in front of me have made me even more than before. It's an honor to play with them. I made lots of friends for life.”

“Everyone has seen how deeply ties and deep affection the people of Manchester City have been with him and his family. Today is a sad day and I will miss him,” he said in tears.

According to local media, MLS has been heavily gazing about Debryne, and many clubs, including the Chicago Fire, New York City FC and DC United, are interested in acquiring him. It also appears that Saudi Arabia's Al-Hilal is aiming to acquire him.