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De Bruyne Embracing Fresh Start at Napoli After Man City Departure
NAPOLI, ITALY, JUL 19 – Kevin De Bruyne joined Napoli attracted by the club’s ambitious project and the chance to play alongside longtime teammate Romelu Lukaku, aiming to help the reigning Serie A champions grow.
- Last month, having recently celebrated his 34th birthday, Kevin De Bruyne joined Serie A champions Napoli after his contract with Manchester City was not renewed.
- De Bruyne decided to leave England seeking a new challenge and had many offers across Europe, America, and Saudi Arabia before choosing Napoli.
- He spoke with longtime Belgium teammate Romelu Lukaku, who played a role in persuading him to join and who can assist him with translation and integration.
- De Bruyne shared that after many years playing in the Premier League, he ultimately chose to continue his career outside of England, while affirming his lasting commitment to Manchester City.
- De Bruyne began training with Napoli, expressed excitement about learning a new way of playing and competition, and aims to help the team grow while honoring his new responsibilities.
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De Bruyne will rely on Belgium teammate Lukaku for more than just goals at Napoli
Kevin De Bruyne is going to rely on Romelu Lukaku for more than just goals at his new club Napoli. He wants translation help from his longtime Belgium teammate too.
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De Bruyne embracing fresh start at Napoli after Man City departure
Belgian midfielder Kevin De Bruyne is raring to go at Serie A champions Napoli after not being offered a contract extension by Manchester City, and said linking up with compatriot Romelu Lukaku was part of the appeal.Regarded as one of the greatest midfielders in Premier League history, De Bruyne ended a glit
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The Belgian midfielder, who will wear the number 11 shirt, was presented by Napoli
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