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De Bruyne is a key player obviusly but i think Manchester City can sub him very well, in fact i really think this injury helped Manchester City thinking in the future of the team. Now they know they can play very good without him, so we can some news in the next summer transfers window.

Kevin has high-level game intelligence. Maybe Manchester City can replace him, but I don't know if they can be as productive as him. I think Manchester City should keep Kevin in their squad for a longer time. They can still benefit from it.

Bruyne has long term contract with manchester city. The club is really need him at this moment yet his injury is the problem now. There is currently no estimated time of arrival for his return from injury, and we eagerly await the opportunity to see him playing alongside Manchester City again.
There is a large number of individuals eagerly anticipating his return, however, even medical professionals are unable to provide a definite timeline for Kevin De Bruyne's comeback from his injury. Bruyne is not only producing a lot of goals but he was making a lot of assists as well.
Manchester city probably has a plan to extend his contract in the club. Bellingham, who is currently playing for Real Madrid, was being reminded to me by De Bruyne.
Bruyne is also having an instinct to play as good as striker in scoring the goals as well.

I've been keeping a careful eye on Manchester City, and there's no denying that the team's chemistry has been greatly affected by Kevin De Bruyne's injury. Even while some rumors said he might be gone for four months or so, its difficult to tell without a firm date. Its clear how the gameplay has changed since he left. Manchester City appeared more fluid and had a better creativity index while De Bruyne was on the field. They've made an effort to adjust, but I've noticed a discernible decline in their inventiveness. Even if Dani Olmo shows up after the winter transfer, I dont think he can fully replace what De Bruyne offers. He must step into enormous shoes. Regarding Rodri, if the Nottingham Forest game is any guide, the team may need to reconsider its plan till their star players return.