Kevin De Bruyne

BEL

• #7 • Attacking Midfielder

Kevin De Bruyne

BEL

• #7 • Attacking Midfielder

Club

Napoli

League

Serie A

Position

Attacking Midfielder

Role

Creative Playmaker

Birthdate (Age)

Jun 28, 1991 (35)

Preferred Foot

Right

Height

5'11"

Weight

150 lb

National Team

Belgium

Ranking

World Cup

2026 All matches

Overall grade

73.3

127/974

Impact score

7.2

113/974

Midfielder rank

39th

39/265

All rank

119th

119/974

Grades

Key Grades

2026 World Cup

Overall

35th/253 MID

73.9

Passing

12th/253 MID

84.2

Pressured Passing

86th/250 MID

71.3

Dribbling

126th/151 MID

55.5

Ball Carrying

88th/201 MID

65.2

Shooting

126th/182 MID

58.7

Overall Grades by game

2026 World Cup

Metrics

Key Metrics

2026 World Cup

Appearances

Minutes

416

Goals

Assists

Upcoming matches

Oct 20, 7:00pm UTC

Napoli

Bodø / Glimt

Stadio Diego Armando Maradona • Paramount+, ViX

Oct 24, 4:00pm UTC

Napoli

Roma

Stadio Diego Armando Maradona • Paramount+

Oct 28, 7:45pm UTC

Monza

Napoli

U-Power Stadium • Paramount+

Nov 1, 7:45pm UTC

Juventus

Napoli

Juventus Stadium • Paramount+

News

Oct 17, 2026

Botches PK in Venezia fixture

De Bruyne generated three shots (one on goal), three crosses (two accurate) and five key passes and missed a penalty kick in 36 minutes in Saturday's 1-0 defeat versus Venezia.

Analysis: De Bruyne had a fine performance off the bench, considering his minutes, leading his team in key passes, but he failed to level the game due to a pretty weak attempt from the spot. He's been producing consistently, but his goal contributions have been limited to a brace in the last eight matches. He has created in nine consecutive fixtures, totaling 22. Additionally, this was his sixth game in a row with at least one cross, for a total of 27 (11 accurate), and his fifth straight with one or more corners (19 total).

Aug 23, 2026

Swings Genoa game off the bench

De Bruyne scored one goal and assisted once from one shot (one on target) and two chances created in 23 minutes in Saturday's 2-0 win against Genoa.

Analysis: De Bruyne didn't start in the opener but carried the team late, breaking the deadlock with an easy one from the middle of the box after outsmarting a defender and teeing up Antonio Vergara with an excellent pass. He'll split duties with Frank Anguissa and Scott McTominay throughout the campaign and will look to avoid big injuries, which derailed his first Napoli season.