Manchester City Away Shirt 2015/16 - Kevin de Bruyne #17 (M)
Manchester City Away Shirt 2015/16 - Kevin de Bruyne #17 (M)
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PRODUCT DETAILS
PLAYER: Kevin de Bruyne
TEAM: Manchester City
SEASON: 2015/16
SIZE: M
CONDITION: Excellent
PRODUCT CODE: 658881-476
THE STORY BEHIND THE SHIRT
This Manchester City 2015/16 away shirt represents the beginning of Kevin De Bruyne's remarkable journey towards becoming one of the finest midfielders in world football. Having returned to the Premier League from Wolfsburg in the summer of 2015, the Belgian playmaker quickly established himself as a key figure at the Etihad Stadium, dazzling supporters with his exceptional vision, precise passing and ability to create chances from almost anywhere on the pitch. During his debut season, De Bruyne scored 16 goals in all competitions and played a crucial role in Manchester City's run to the UEFA Champions League semi-finals for the first time in the club's history. He also helped City reach the League Cup final, scoring and providing an assist against Everton in the semi-final before being carried off injured. Despite missing several weeks through injury, De Bruyne made an immediate impact and laid the foundations for the extraordinary success that followed under Pep Guardiola. A special shirt from the Belgian maestro's first season in Manchester, capturing the arrival of a player who would go on to become one of the most influential midfielders of his generation.