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Romano reveals PSV's winter plan for De Bruyne after Perišić exit

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Romano reveals PSV's winter plan for De Bruyne after Perišić exit

See us more often on Google; PSV are looking for a new star to fill the gap left by Perišić, and have been in contact with the entourage of Kevin De Bruyne in recent weeks, reports transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. The Belgian midfielder currently plays for Napoli and a winter move is seen as a serious possibility.

That is reported by transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. He has confirmed that PSV have already been in contact with De Bruyne's entourage in recent weeks.

On his YouTube‑channel Romano discusses the rumours surrounding De Bruyne. “We need to keep an eye on him for the winter transfer window,” he says. “Why? Napoli’s situation in Serie A is complicated; it is not easy at the moment to play for Napoli,” he adds.

Romano then talks about the news from the Netherlands that PSV are working on bringing in De Bruyne. “That is true,” the Italian confirms. “PSV have called De Bruyne in recent weeks to discuss his situation and said they are interested if he wants to leave earlier, so he can live closer to Belgium,” he explains.

PSV would be happy to welcome another big name after Perišić and a number of other players. “A move obviously still depends on the financial details, personal reasons and what Napoli wants,” Romano continues.

Other clubs and Napoli’s position

Romano points out that there is also interest from other clubs, including those from MLS, and that the final decision lies with De Bruyne. The local newspaper Il Mattino di Napoli reports that De Bruyne is on his way to an exit.

The paper writes that Napoli do not want to activate the one‑year option, creating a winter departure possibility. Napoli do not want to raise an obstacle, have not received any signals yet, but are ready to let the player go.

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