“It’s too early to say if I’m going to stop playing for the national team. Now I need to rest, because it has been a long and special season for me. I need to think about it a little. I will make a decision after the summer,” commented De Bruyne in a mixed zone, who seemed disappointed but calm, until a question came that he didn’t like too much.
Why didn’t Belgium’s golden generation win anything,” he was asked. “Do you think France, England and Germany don’t have a golden generation? “How stupid!” he said as he left the mixed zone.
De Bruyne: “It’s a shame because the plan was well laid out”
sad but proud
The truth is that De Bruyne has seen how he once again leaves a major competition earlier than expected. Against France he put on his overalls, especially in the first half, and saw how everyone’s effort was not enough. That’s why he seemed sad but he had nothing to reproach his people. “It’s a shame, I think there was a clear plan and we had executed it well, but they marked us almost at the end. We are talking about France, but it is always a disappointment to be left out of the Euro. “We worked as a team.”
