Manchester City honors de Bruyne by launching a street in his name

The English club Manchester City honored its Belgian playmaker Kevin de Bruyne by revealing mosaics and allocating a road leading to the club academy in its name on Tuesday.

De Bruyne is preparing for his last appearance with Manchester City at Al Ittihad stadium during the Premier League match on Tuesday evening against Bournemouth before leaving the club at the end of his contract in June.

The mosaic, which was placed in a training stadium at the Manchester City Academy, appears, de Bruyne, celebrating one of his goals and revealed by the club’s president, Khaldoun Al -Mubarak, on Tuesday, in the presence of the player.

Fesivisa drew the local artist in Manchester and Manchester City fan, Mark Kennedy, as part of a series of honors for the Manchester City bones, including Ivory Yaya Toure, Joe Hart, Spanish David Silva, Belgian Vincent Combani, Argentine Sergio Aguero, Brazilian Fernandinho and German Akay Gundogan.

The name of the road linking the academy to the first team was changed to the name Kevin de Bruyne Christnet.
Belgian international de Bruyne scored 108 goals in 420 games with Manchester City since he joined him from the German club Wolfsburg in 2015. For 10 years in the years of City, De Bruyne is 33 -year -old the most successful in Manchester City, where he won six titles in the Premier League, the England Cup twice, the League Cup five times, the Champions League, the UEFA Cup, and the Super Cup European and Club World Cup.
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