Kevin De Bruyne insists there isn’t a motive why he and Phil Foden can not play alongside one another.
Three days after he watched from the bench as Foden’s hat-trick impressed Manchester Metropolis to victory over Aston Villa, the Belgian took centre stage by racking up his a hundredth aim for the membership with a double of their 4-2 win at Crystal Palace.
This time it was Foden, having fun with arguably one of the best season of his profession, who was among the many substitutes however De Bruyne believes it doesn’t should be a case of 1 or the opposite.
Metropolis aim no. 1⃣0⃣0⃣ for @KevinDeBruyne!
