Take a look at the confirmed news about Manchester City ace mid-fielder Kevin De Bruyne injury after massive collision with Antonio Rudiger in Champions League Final clash.
After the catastrophic loss via the hands of Chelsea in the Champions League Final, Manchester City mid-fielder Kevin De Bruyne revealed that he has suffered a fractured nose and left orbital.
With City trailing in the second half of the game, Kevin De Bruyne collided with Chelsea’ Antonio Rudiger and seemed to have taken a toll of his face as he lost all whim to continue is his club’s biggest game in history.
As a result, De Bruyne was in tears of anguish as he had to leave the field hurt in the 60th minute of the game.
Kevin De Bruyne Injury: Confirmed Fractured Nose and Left orbital
De Bruyne posted on Twitter, “Hi guys just got back from the hospital. My diagnosis is Acute nose bone fracture and left orbital fracture. I feel okay now. Still disappointed about yesterday obviously but we will be back.”
The 29-year-old was unable to contribute in the closing stages as Chelsea prevailed with a 1-0 victory courtesy of Kai Havertz’s goal just before half time.
Will Kevin De Bruyne be fit before Euro 2020?
The biggest question of the moment which has been looming is whether or not Kevin De Bruyne will be fit before the start of the Euro 2020. Knowing that there are 11 venues wherein the tournament will be staged, De Bruyne will not be exerting himself with travel plans.
As it remains there is no official word about Kevin De Bruyne being ruled out of the Euro 2020 because of the broken nose and left orbital.
Having said that as things stand, it looks like the ace Belgium mid-fielder would try his level best to consolidate by making a huge impact on the upcoming Euro, especially after losing the Champions League Finals.
Talking about yesterday’s CL Final, N’Golo Kante was named as the Man of the Match as Chelsea defeated Manchester City thrice in a single season for the first time in almost 15 years.