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De Bruyne answers French criticism with a City‑style goal

By 4AllFootball ·
De Bruyne answers French criticism with a City‑style goal

In a match where the Red Devils started with a bang in Sclessin, Kevin De Bruyne answered the French criticism by scoring, in the 10th minute, a “City‑style” goal against Turkey VIDEO. The little nutmeg performed before the shot immediately made the net vibrate.

After a difficult match against France, De Bruyne had been the target of many remarks. The press had criticised him for his lack of impact. This goal therefore served as a direct response to the detractors.

A strike that recalls the City

In the tenth minute, following a combination with Lukébakio, De Bruyne performed a nutmeg on a defender before shooting from outside the box. The strike, perfectly curled, made the net tremble, recalling the characteristic style of Manchester City.

The moment was broadcast in VIDEO, presented in the Sports Football section, where it was described as a “City‑style” goal. The footage shows the precision of the shot and the player’s momentum.

The match opens under the colours of the Red Devils

The kickoff took place on Friday evening in Sclessin, under the colours of the Red Devils. The atmosphere was electric, the supporters greeted every action. The encounter against Turkey already promised a spectacle.

This contrast between the French criticism and the Belgian performance shows that De Bruyne’s talent can overturn the narrative. The Red Devils continue their campaign with confidence.

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