Mrs. De Bruyne is pushing her husband to leave Napoli in January: “The sooner we go to Belgian Limburg, the better.”

Kevin De Bruyne’s future at Napoli appears increasingly uncertain, and the rumors of a possible departure as early as January are reportedly not driven solely by technical reasons. PSV Eindhoven is closely monitoring the situation of the Belgian midfielder, who could leave the Azzurri six months before his contract expires on June 30, 2027.

The player’s unease was brought to light primarily by the words of his wife, Michèle Lacroix, who, in an interview with the Belgian magazine NINA, described the difficulties the family has faced in the Campania capital: “Kevin leads a very isolated life in Naples. It’s not pleasant for him. Besides, we can’t do anything together as a family in the city.” These statements are accompanied by a very specific wish: “We want to live here, in Belgian Limburg. The sooner we can do that, the better.”

This desire could actually facilitate a transfer to PSV, considering that Eindhoven is less than an hour from Belgian Limburg. Such a move would allow De Bruyne to be closer to his family and regain a greater sense of peace.

According to Mrs. De Bruyne, there is therefore no chance for the Saudi and Turkish clubs that had approached the entourage of the former player for Genk, Werder Bremen, Chelsea, Wolfsburg, and Manchester City.