Kevin De Bruyne believes the Premier League campaign WILL be completed
“If the season is not over, it will cause serious problems”: Kevin De Bruyne believes Premier League campaign WILL be completed, but Man City star fears consequences if football doesn’t return after abandonment
- Kevin De Bruyne has contributed to the possible restart of the Premier League
- He thinks there may be “serious problems” if the rest of the season doesn’t end
- The Belgian added that resuming the campaign ‘would give people something’
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Kevin De Bruyne, a Manchester City midfielder, is confident that the Premier League season will be completed, but warned of ‘serious problems’ if it fails.
The English top flyer has seen June 13 as a possible return date after the end of the coronavirus pandemic since early March, forcing players like De Bruyne to stay fit at home.
City has yet to follow other Premier League clubs when returning to the training field, but is reportedly preparing to welcome the players back next week pending the possible restart of the new campaign.
Kevin De Bruyne is confident that the Premier League season will eventually be completed
And De Bruyne, who has had another scintillating campaign with nine goals and 18 assists, feels positive about finishing, albeit behind closed doors.
City is currently second in the rankings – 15 points behind league-leader Liverpool – but was still in the FA Cup and Champions League before football was suspended.
“Is that realistic? My feeling says we might be able to train again in two weeks, ”he said HLN.
“The government wants to resume football as soon as possible to give people something. Everything will be finished without fans I think. That is not really interesting to anyone, but this season is over. ‘
The Belgian star hopes to return to training at Man City in the coming weeks
The Premier League has been closed since the beginning of March due to the corona virus
He said the consequences of an unfinished season, especially from a financial point of view, would be too devastating – meaning officials will be determined to get things done.
“The financial aspect is far too important in the Premier League,” he added. “If the season is not over, it will cause serious problems.”
While football fans may get excited about the sport getting back on screen, some players have concerns about potential contamination after coming into contact with other stars.
The 28-year-old said he understood those concerns and felt that their greatest fear would be transmitting the virus to their families, adding, “I don’t think they are really afraid of themselves, but of their family. That is the problem for many people. ‘
Sergio Aguero said players are concerned that their families are safe when they play
De Bruyne’s teammate Sergio Aguero has expressed the same concerns as he prepares to start training again.
“Most players are scared because they have family, they have children, they have babies, parents,” he said.
“When we go back, I imagine we will be very tense, we will be very careful, and as soon as someone feels sick, you will think,” What’s going on? “I hope there is a vaccine, so this will all end.
“It scares me, but I just came here with my girlfriend. I have had no contact with other people. ‘
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