#17 | Kevin De Bruyne - 2021/22 Performances

[kaz7]

Love him but if somebody offered close to 100m for him I’d snap their hands off. I fear we are going to see a pale imitation of the KDB we’ve been used to going forward over the next season or two.

Cough

 

[youngbob]

Big 14/15 season Yaya Toure vibes from Kev at the moment.

That little bit slower, that little bit more laboured in his movements, looks like he can't really do it anymore.

Then bang. Goal.

 

[FromPollockToSilva]

A lot of his big moments for us down the years have involved riding tackles/fouls in the build-up. Most players (including a couple of ours) are very keen to go down in those situations, but if you can stay up and take the defender out of the game there's nearly always a ton of space to exploit. No one understands this better than De Bruyne

 

[alexmcity]

Wasn't at his very best, but worked hard and his pressing created that Grealish chance. The goal though was pure class.

 

[ninjamonkey]

Doesn't need to be fantastic all game, just needs to be out of this world for one or two moments in a match and he makes the difference. He's a match winner. Different kind of strike but very reminiscent of Stamford Bridge a few years back when he was again the difference. Blessed to have the Chelsea reject.

 

[MCFCFanTX]

He (and probably Mahrez) are the biggest game changers on this team. Can be average all game but can win you a match with just a moment of brilliance and class.

 

[SkyBlueTX]

I’ve watched the replay of the goal numerous times and I still don’t even know how Kev gets a shot off there with the ball seemingly stuck between his feet, much less hits it with that kind of accuracy and power. Astonishing skill.

 

[Dzeko9]

Big match Kev is back baby.

 

[Clembo]

Never Doubt the man.

 

[tommybooth]

Wonderful goal and wonderful control.