De Bruyne gives evasive answer on PSV rumours: "We shall see"

Kevin De Bruyne has avoided giving a clear answer on rumours that he will make a surprise move from Napoli to PSV in January, saying "what comes, comes".

Reports in the Dutch press had claimed that PSV had made contact over a possible transfer with De Bruyne, who is said to be unhappy at Napoli.

The Belgian, who joined Napoli on a free transfer in June 2025 after leaving Manchester City, has not had the smoothest of times in Serie A. The experienced midfielder was sidelined for more than four months with a hamstring injury during the 2025-26 season.

De Bruyne's current contract expires in June, although the club hold an option to extend it by a further 12 months. The midfielder has featured in all 15 of Napoli's matches so far in the 2026-27 season, scoring four goals, all of them in Serie A, and reports in the Italian media also suggest he could leave during the upcoming transfer window.

De Bruyne was asked about the Dutch club's interest after Belgium's 2-1 win over Türkiye in the Nations League on Thursday, a match in which he also scored. The Belgium midfielder stopped short of confirming any deal.

Speaking to the Belgian press, De Bruyne said: "I can't say too much about it. At the moment I'm happy. I feel good, I play everything at a good level. And what comes, comes." The experienced midfielder went on: "It is not the time to talk about it now. I know how it works. There are always many rumours. I stay calm under it, you know me. I am happy with my level and how I feel physically. That is the only thing that matters."

Asked whether the interest was mutual, the experienced midfielder would say only: "We shall see."