Arsenal have been active spenders in the transfer market lately, but with Andrea Berta now involved, they are starting to look sharper when it comes to moving players on as well.
According to Il Mattino, Napoli are willing to evaluate any potential offers from the Saudi Pro League for Kevin De Bruyne this month, with the former Manchester City star also open to exploring his options.
Napoli director Giovanni Manna confirms the Partenopei want to bring in attacking reinforcements in the January window; however, while Frank Zambo Anguissa and Billy Gilmour are close to returning, the situations of Romelu Lukaku and Kevin De Bruyne remain uncertain.
Liverpool’s latest away win was encouraging on the surface but the real story may be what it means for how our midfield is reshaped going forward. Speaking on Super Sunday Extra Time on Sky Sports, Jamie Carragher said Florian Wirtz looked like the player we believed we were buying.
Manchester United have made contact with the entourage of Kees Smit, who has emerged as a serious target for the club. The Premier League giants are keen to bolster their midfield ranks in 2026.
Napoli director of sport Giovanni Manna confirms they are ‘looking around’ for a Kevin De Bruyne replacement, but the transfer strategy had been to ‘improve the reserves.’ It kicks off at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona at 17.45 GMT.
Scott McTominay and Kevin De Bruyne have approved their club’s potential move for Kobbie Mainoo, suggesting he’d be a ‘great signing’ in January. The pair,
Scott McTominay knows he ‘has to adapt’ now that he is no longer a surprise at Napoli, and with Kevin De Bruyne’s absence through injury, but reveals a Rasmus Hojlund faux pas.
Napoli are poised to revive their interest in Kobbie Mainoo following a lengthy injury layoff to summer signing Kevin De Bruyne. The veteran midfielder sustained a thigh injury whilst taking a penalty against Inter Milan last Saturday – a game that also saw former Red Scott McTominay etch his name onto the scoresheet during the 3-1 win.
Napoli star Kevin De Bruyne is expected to be unavailable until February at the earliest after undergoing surgery on his injured hamstring on Wednesday. De Bruyne immediately clutched his hamstring after converting a penalty during Napoli’s 3-1 win over Inter in Serie A over the weekend.
Napoli team manager Gabriele Oriali has spoken to the press before the Partenopei’s trip to Lecce in Serie A on Tuesday evening. Oriali discussed several topics, including the 6-2 defeat to PSV last week, as well as the injuries of both Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku.
The injury suffered by Kevin De Bruyne looked immediately serious, and the test confirmed it, as he suffered a high-degree biceps femoris tear in his left thigh, Napoli announced.
Napoli have confirmed the worst fears, as Kevin De Bruyne has been diagnosed with a severe lesion to the thigh muscle and is expected to be out for several months.
Napoli’s 3-1 victory over Inter has lifted the mood at the Stadio Maradona, restoring confidence and momentum, but celebrations were muted by a fresh injury concern for Kevin De Bruyne.
DAZN reports that Antonio Conte urged Kevin De Bruyne to take a penalty against Inter instead of David Neres, but referee pundit Luca Marelli argues that the spot kick should have been revoked by VAR.
Sky Sport Italia pundits argue that Kevin De Bruyne will provide fewer assists at Napoli as the Belgian star has gone from Manchester City’s ‘chances creator’ to ‘roaming playmaker’ at the Stadio Maradona.
Chelsea and Manchester United are reportedly among the clubs showing an interest in exciting Dutch talent Kees Smit. The highly-rated 19-year-old AZ Alkmaar midfielder has supposedly already drawn comparisons with Kevin De Bruyne and Frenkie de Jong after impressing at youth level.
Arsenal and Chelsea are reportedly alongside the likes of Real Madrid and Barcelona in circling for exciting Mexican wonderkid Gilberto Mora. The 16-year-old is fast establishing himself as one of the most exciting prospects in world football, and is already being compared to the likes of Kevin De Bruyne and Pedri.
The last time Kevin De Bruyne was on the pitch at the Etihad came after Manchester City’s 3-1 win over Bournemouth in their final home game of the 24/25 season.
Kevin De Bruyne’s final game for Manchester City will seemingly be City’s 2-nil win over Fulham at Craven Cottage on the final day of the 24/25 season.
The English Premier League season is over, and contracts are set to expire. Several players are on the lookout for a new club, perhaps the most notable of those is Manchester City legend Kevin de Bruyne.
Manchester City take on Fulham today in their final Premier League game of the 24/25 season. They’ll be determined to clinch Champions League football for next season by picking up at least a point at Craven Cottage.
Kevin De Bruyne’s Manchester City career concluded after 413 appearances, 106 goals, and 177 assists, cementing his status as one of the Premier League’s most productive and influential midfielders.
Kevin De Bruyne played in his last Cup final for Manchester City yesterday. He did all he could for his team as they went down 1-nil to Crystal Palace at Wembley.
In a move few anticipated, De Bruyne — widely regarded as the heartbeat of Manchester City’s golden era — has been linked with a sensational switch to a Premier League rival.