Kevin De Bruyne recently had a chat with Domenico Tedesco about his future with the Red Devils. This discussion helped clarify the situation.
After Belgium’s defeat against France, Kevin De Bruyne caused concern by declaring “I quit” to Franky Vercauteren after the match, leaving doubt about his future with the Red Devils. This statement, delivered in a moment of frustration, immediately sparked speculation about a possible international retirement.
That evening, De Bruyne was visibly disappointed by the team’s performance: “When you’re not good enough to compete with the best, you have to at least give it your all, and I didn’t even see that. I can accept that we are no longer performing as well as in 2018 – I was the first to say that – but what I cannot tolerate is the attitude and level of play displayed tonight,” he confided.
The end of Kevin de Bruyne with the Red Devils?
Fortunately, the midfielder ultimately does not seem ready to turn the page with the national team.
According to The Latest NewsKevin De Bruyne would have had a discussion with coach Domenico Tedesco, during which he would have clarified his intentions. The Manchester City player would not consider ending his international career.
However, Kevin De Bruyne will not be present in Belgium’s next matches. Wounded in the thigh, he is currently convalescence and will miss the matches against Italy and France.
