De Bruyne completes Napoli move after Man City exit
Summary
Kevin de Bruyne left Manchester City and joined the Italian soccer club Napoli after his contract ended. He turned down an offer from the US team Chicago Fire to join Napoli, where he will play under coach Antonio Conte and compete in the Champions League next season.Key Facts
- Kevin de Bruyne transferred to Napoli for free after his contract with Manchester City ended.
- He played for Manchester City for 10 years, scoring 108 goals in 422 matches.
- De Bruyne won 19 major trophies with Manchester City, including a Champions League title in 2023.
- Napoli, the Italian champions, announced the signing with a computer image showing De Bruyne as a king.
- He will work with Antonio Conte, Napoli's head coach and former manager of Chelsea and Tottenham.
- De Bruyne rejected a transfer offer from Major League Soccer's Chicago Fire to join Napoli.
- Manchester City signed new midfielders, Tijjani Reijnders and Rayan Cherki, to fill the creative gap.
- De Bruyne joins former Premier League players Scott McTominay and Billy Gilmour at Napoli.
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