17 | Kevin De Bruyne - 2023/24

[MCFC Wirral]

The link up play with Haaland is very important. Some astonishing assists.

 

[Delphinho]

Ok Blues. Let's say Kev decides to leave in this transfer window, who do we replace him with? Wirtz and Musiala seem to be bound to their clubs for now. To challenge for the CL and EPL, who do we go for, who would you rather see come in?

Play Foden as the attacking 8 and let Bobb be his backup. Rodri, Kovacic, Bruno G, Nunes and Rico to cover the 2 other midfield spots

 

[city2]

Get Gerry gow in there

 

[Keepingthefaithsince1976]

Ok Blues. Let's say Kev decides to leave in this transfer window, who do we replace him with? Wirtz and Musiala seem to be bound to their clubs for now. To challenge for the CL and EPL, who do we go for, who would you rather see come in?

Camavinga and vinicius junior

 

[kaz7]

There were seasons in his prime where he was injured for long periods, and results didn’t fluctuate at all. Losing him now he’s aging is nothing to worry about - the only issue is we sold the best replacement for him in Cole Palmer, rather than allow him to go out on loan then come back ready.

De Bruyne has always been a sloppy, high intensity player, so won’t be able to evolve into a controlling midfield role when his legs go. False 9 with mobility and goals behind and either side of him was probably the only role to graduate into, but Haaland’s presence makes that a non-start so it’s best to move him on now.

Sniff

 

[Jonas.shaffer]

De Bruyne on human rights in Saudi Arabia "Every country has its good and bad things. Some people will give examples of why you shouldn't go there, but you can also give them about Belgium or England. Everyone has less good points. Who knows, maybe they will tell you the flaws of the Western world."​

 

[The Viking]

De Bruyne on human rights in Saudi Arabia "Every country has its good and bad things. Some people will give examples of why you shouldn't go there, but you can also give them about Belgium or England. Everyone has less good points. Who knows, maybe they will tell you the flaws of the Western world."​

WTF?

 

[Lavinda Past]

De Bruyne on human rights in Saudi Arabia "Every country has its good and bad things. Some people will give examples of why you shouldn't go there, but you can also give them about Belgium or England. Everyone has less good points. Who knows, maybe they will tell you the flaws of the Western world."​

If ever there was a red flag being waved in the face of the UEFA drug testing team, this is it.

Fucking ignorant mercenary.

 

[freshie]

I know it's only Montenegro but don't think we've seen Kev at this level for a while

 

[Txiki Txiki Bang Bang]

De Bruyne on human rights in Saudi Arabia "Every country has its good and bad things. Some people will give examples of why you shouldn't go there, but you can also give them about Belgium or England. Everyone has less good points. Who knows, maybe they will tell you the flaws of the Western world."​

Great player but this is easily the most Belgian thing I have heard him say and to be honest, I'm not really surprised.