VERY GOOD Kevin De Bruyne news has been announced this morning by the player ahead of UEFA Champions League Clash with RB Leipzig
‘If everything goes well,’ Kevin De Bruyne has revealed when he might be able to return from injury.
Kevin De Bruyne has set a timetable for his comeback from injury.
De Bruyne was asked by Sky Sports F1 at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix when he would be totally fit after being hurt against Burnley at the start of the season.
Julian Alvarez has filled in as the Sky Blues’ No.10 in the Belgian international’s absence.
Kevin De Bruyne believes he will be able to return from injury shortly after the New Year.
Pep Guardiola stated in November that the 32-year-old was in the “last phase” of his recuperation procedure before returning to first-team training.
However, the Catalan tactician did not set a comeback date since he believes it is difficult to do so with such long-term injuries.
However, Manchester City legend Kevin De Bruyne has stated that he may be able to recuperate from his injury and return to the pitch shortly after the New Year.
“I’m doing okay. I still have a ways to go, but I’m getting there. “If everything goes well, I’m hoping to be there shortly after New Year,” he told Sky Sports F1.
From a Manchester City standpoint, this is the best news possible.
According to Glenn Hoddle, despite Kevin De Bruyne’s injury and protracted absence, he remains Manchester City’s “best player.”
Last season, the former VFL Wolfsburg midfielder once again demonstrated why he is regarded as one of the world’s top players in yet another outstanding individual campaign.
The Sky Blues have been devastated by the triple winner’s absence because he is perhaps the standout creator of his generation, making him an important presence in the side.
While Julian Alvarez has done well in the hole behind Erling Haaland, he lacks Kevin De Bruyne’s vision and range of passing.
Given that the midfield maestro tends to come alive towards the tail end of the season, the notion that he could return in January should be music to the ears of Manchester City fans everywhere.
