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PSV targets Kevin De Bruyne's winter transfer, salary over €11 m

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PSV targets Kevin De Bruyne's winter transfer, salary over €11 m

Kevin De Bruyne currently earns €11,110,000 per year at Napoli, and PSV Eindhoven has already started talks about a possible winter transfer. The 35‑year‑old Belgian is under contract until mid‑2027, but the Italian club is not considering an extension, according to reliable sources.

PSV Eindhoven dreams of a winter arrival of the 35‑year‑old Belgian. There have already been contacts between De Bruyne, who is under contract at Napoli, and the Eindhoven side. The first rumours of PSV interest came from Italy. Serious sources in the Netherlands quickly confirmed these reports.

According to the sources, the initial talks between De Bruyne and PSV have gone positively. De Bruyne would be open to a move to Eindhoven to be closer to his family in Belgium. He is still under contract until mid‑2027, with Napoli holding an option to extend the deal by one year. The Italian club currently does not seem inclined to use that option. As a result, PSV sees a chance to lure De Bruyne to the Philips Stadium.

De Bruyne's salary at Napoli

King Kev would then have to accept a substantial salary cut. At Napoli, De Bruyne earns, according to Capology, €11,110,000 per year, excluding bonuses. With bonuses this can rise to €13,890,000. That works out to roughly €925,833 per month, €30,438 per day, €1,268 per hour, €21.14 per minute and €0.35 per second. For PSV, Lutsharel Geertruida and Sergiño Dest are the two highest‑paid players, each with an annual salary of just over €3.9 million.

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