Kevin De Bruyne
Central Midfielder · Napoli · Belgium · 181 cm
Kevin De Bruyne is a Belgian professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for Serie A club Napoli and the Belgium national team. Widely regarded as one of the greatest players of his generation and one of the best players in Premier League history, De Bruyne has been described as a "complete" footballer.
2026/27
- 出场: 7
- 进球: 3
- 助攻: 1
- 出场时间: 389
- 黄牌: 0
- 红牌: 0
- 射门: 10
- 射正: 4
- 传球成功: 204
- 评分: 7.42
Career
- K.R.C. Genk 2008–2012
- SV Werder Bremen 2012–2013
- Chelsea F.C. 2012–2014
- VfL Wolfsburg 2014–2015
- Manchester City F.C. 2015–2025
- SSC Napoli 2025–
- Belgium national under-19 football team 2009–2009
- Belgium men's national football team 2010–
- Belgium national under-21 football team 2011–2011
Stories
- Paul Scholes Claims Michael Carrick Was Better Than Gerrard and Lampard
- Signs of life finally for Wirtz, but Liverpool still need more from playmaker
- Man City charges LIVE: Three punishments facing club as Kyle Walker forced to backpedal
- Man City FFP: Guardiola legacy questioned by ‘most intelligent player’ he ever worked with
- Man City charges LIVE: Second investigation confirmed as Pep Guardiola questioned on legacy
- Chelsea Confidential: The untold stories that shaped 'Magic' Mike Penders, as Cobham insiders tip 6ft 7in goalkeeper with unshakeable mentality and secret signal to be 'absolutely elite' ahead of acid test against Spurs
- Football must not be detached from its roots as was the case with Manchester City | Philipp Lahm
- The Phil Foden show in front of 20,000 empty seats at the Etihad: Man City's hat-trick hero has found the fizz and purpose that deserted him last season as he stakes his claim in style, writes JACK GAUGHAN
- Wirtz creates history in Liverpool win v Brentford to shut Carragher up
- Thierry Henry Named Man City Icon as the 'Cleverest Player' He Ever Saw
- Jamie Carragher's defence of Man City success come full circle with punishment demand
- Champions League review: PSG’s benchmark, Viking uprising and an Italian-German dilemma