Sunday, December 22, 2024

Kevin de Bruyne Blames UEFA And FIFA Over Crazy SCHEDULE!

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Manchester City midfielder Kevin de Bruyne has labeled his blame on UEFA and FIFA over their crazy schedule, MySportDab reports.

Both City and Chelsea are expected to play a huge chunk of competition this season which many have tagged as crazy.

Kevin de Bruyne is one player who has come out to publicly criticize the whole thing which he feels isn’t good enough.

Manchester City and Chelsea will play locally, in Europe, and also take part in the newly expanded Club World Cup all in one season.

The games are expected to be massive in number which for Chelsea they have already keep out some key players from playing all game.

According to report from Fabrizio Romano, he confirmed the comments which came from Kevin de Bruyne today.

Here Is What He Said:

“Kevin De Bruyne on crazy schedule: “The real problem will emerge after the Club World Cup”.

“There will be only three weeks between the Club World Cup final and the first Premier League match”.

“We have 3 weeks rest and prepare for another 80 matches!”, says via Reuters.

He Added:

“The PFA and other player associations have tried to find solutions…”.

“The issue is UEFA and FIFA keep adding extra matches”.

“We can raise concerns, but no solutions have been found”.

“It seems money speaks louder than players’ voices!”, says via Reuters.

With the season just taking fold for 2024/25, there is so much expected to happen as all clubs involved would look to rest some players.

For Kevin de Bruyne and Manchester City, they would look to have as much players as possible ready to play on all competitions.

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