Jan Boskamp sees a love-hate relationship between Kevin De Bruyne and coach Josep Guardiola. In the results of the Champions League match between Manchester City and Real Madrid (4-0), the analyst responds to the angry moment of the attacking midfielder, who appeared to have had a heated argument with the coach. his teammate after losing the ball in the 49th minute . minute. Minutes before the end, De Bruyne was brought on for Phil Foden, then he hugged Guardiola.
49 minutes, De Bruyne was cut down by Erling Braut Haaland. The attacking midfielder was hoping to rush into space, but he found himself trapped in the box created by Dani Carvajal and Éder Militao. The situation of losing the ball caused Guardiola to react harshly, then De Bruyne also expressed his dissatisfaction with his coach with clear hand movements. In the 84th minute, the sky cleared when Foden replaced De Bruyne, who hugged Guardiola.
Boskamp, ??as a guest analyst on the set of RTL 7, found De Bruyne to be very upset. "Guardiola always wants to annoy him. But Kev sometimes goes crazy:
it's actually a poison dart frog. When he's angry, he can actually blush. Then no matter who is in front of him, he will tell you what he thinks. I feel like that's the love-hate relationship that he and Guardiola have. His head is really red! said the analyst.
According to Janssen, also a guest on the show, took advantage of the decisive moment to lead 2-0. "On the other hand, it can happen too. A player reacts from a certain emotion. De Bruyne tries to make something out of a counter-attack, but it doesn't go well. Then, Guardiola reacts to that, and it's not going to work out." approximately afterwards. Then they hugged and the feud ended," Janssen concluded.
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