Summary
Kevin De Bruyne, a Belgian soccer player, left Manchester City and joined Napoli on a free transfer. He has started the 2025-26 season impressively, with significant contributions in goals and assists for his club and country. His departure raises questions about whether Manchester City let him go too soon given his strong performances.
Key Facts
- Kevin De Bruyne transferred from Manchester City to Napoli on a free deal after his contract expired.
- De Bruyne has 11 goal contributions in his first 12 games of the 2025-26 season, including eight goals and three assists.
- He has had a strong start in Italy's Serie A, though he has yet to register a league assist.
- De Bruyne's current form suggests he could still have been a significant player for Manchester City.
- During a match between Manchester City and Napoli, De Bruyne's playtime was cut short when a teammate got a red card.
- He has been involved in three World Cups for Belgium and is part of his country's "golden generation."
- De Bruyne had the captaincy of Belgium's national team but was replaced by Youri Tielemans in September.
