OneFootball
Dan Burke·15 January 2022
OneFootball
Dan Burke·15 January 2022
Letting Kevin De Bruyne go all those years ago remains one of the worst decisions Chelsea have ever made.
And it keeps getting worse.
Manchester City hosted Chelsea on Saturday in a potentially pivotal clash in the race for the Premier League title.
And with the two sides deadlocked for 70 minutes, it needed a moment of magic to open the game up.
That’s exactly what De Bruyne provided when he wriggled away from an N’Golo Kanté challenge before beautifully bending in the game’s opening goal.
Make that five goal involvements in his last five games against his former club.
José Mourinho has a lot to answer for.