After a streak of three unbeaten league matches, Manchester City appears to have finally steadied themselves. A favorable point for Pep Guardiola and his team is that during their period of poor form, most of the teams at the top of the league table also performed inconsistently. Looking at the league standings, they are only two points away from the top four. Moreover, considering that the season is just over halfway through, even the 12-point gap with the top team is not insurmountable. At the same time, during this winter transfer window, Manchester City is operating multiple important transfers simultaneously, hoping to welcome new signings at key positions. The Billionaire's Farewell in the Winter Window In midfield, Kevin De Bruyne has been underwhelming since returning from injury. Compared to the second half of last season, the Belgian superstar's decline in form is visibly noticeable. This season, De Bruyne has only managed two goals and three assists in 17 games across all competitions, which can be considered mediocre. Currently, there are no signs of De Bruyne's form improving, as he has only contributed one assist in the last seven consecutive matches. With less than six months left on his contract, theoretically, De Bruyne can already negotiate his next contract with any team. Manchester City's stance on this matter is quite clear; they are inclined to part ways with De Bruyne. Guardiola previously stated publicly that there has been no substantial progress in De Bruyne's renewal, suggesting that his departure is almost certain. Compared to De Bruyne, who has clearly passed his…