Kevin De Bruyne Vs Zinedine Zidane All-Time Club Stats

Indeed, Kevin De Bruyne and Zinedine Zidane are both midfield legends who have made significant contributions to their respective clubs. Let's take a look at their all-time club statistics:

Kevin De Bruyne, the current Manchester City player, has played 585 games, scoring 143 goals and providing an impressive 236 assists. These numbers highlight De Bruyne's exceptional playmaking abilities, vision, and goal-scoring prowess. His ability to create opportunities for his teammates and contribute with goals has been instrumental in Manchester City's success.

On the other hand, Zinedine Zidane, one of the greatest midfielders in the history of the sport, played a total of 689 games during his career. He scored 125 goals and recorded 141 assists. Zidane's elegant playing style, sublime skill, and football intelligence allowed him to have a profound impact on the teams he represented, including Juventus and Real Madrid.

While both players have remarkable statistics, it's worth noting that Zidane's career spanned a longer period, allowing him to accumulate more games played. Zidane's impact went beyond individual statistics, as he led his teams to numerous trophies, including domestic league titles and Champions League triumphs.

Kevin De Bruyne is still actively playing and continues to add to his impressive statistics at Manchester City. His performances have consistently showcased his world-class abilities, earning him accolades and recognition as one of the best midfielders in the game today.

The stats of these two excellent midfielders show off their individual traits and value to the teams they played for. De Bruyne and Zidane have both left a lasting impression on the game of football, enthralling spectators with their extraordinary talents and capacity to control games from midfield.

Pep Guardiola is on the hunt for a new midfielder after club captain Ilkay Gundogan left for Barcelona and could try to lure Frenkie de Jong back in the other direction as his replacement.

Manchester City ended their pursuit of West Ham's Declan Rice after Arsenal returned with a bid of �105m and are now looking for an alternative to plug the hole in midfield.

De Jong was previously chased by Manchester United who desperately attempted to lure the Dutchman to Old Trafford for the entirety of last year's summer transfer window before conceding defeat as he opted to remain in Spain.

But Man City may have more luck in convincing the 26-year-old to move to the Premier League as Pep Guardiola weighs up whether or not to make a bid, according to the Sun.

De Jong previously expressed he is keen to continue at the Nou Camp given Barcelona's resurgence under Xavi that saw the club win the LaLiga title last season and qualify for the Champions League.

However Barcelona's tricky financial situation means more outgoings will have to take place to fund new arrivals and De Jong could be shown the exit door if Man City make a tempting offer.

City were reportedly willing to part with �90m to hijack Arsenal's move for Rice and Barcelona would command the same fee for one of their star midfielders who has established a reputation as one of the world's best ball carriers.

Meanwhile, United would be incensed if a previous transfer priorities was snubbed by their rival, but their own restrictive funds mean they would likely be unable to rival a bid for De Jong.

Their recent �50m acquisition of Mason Mount from Chelsea has been viewed as a smart investment, but has also heavily dented their transfer funds.

Guardiola is apparently a huge admirer of De Jong and retains great interest in the midfielder after previously being unsuccessful when he tried to do a deal four yea

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