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Which is something everyone obviously hopes for, if he doesn't get injured, given his age, with the skill and experience he has he can really give a lot and i think we'll see this soon, another 10 days and the Serie A championship starts.
i am very curious to see how it evolves

Serie A isn't as competitive as the Premier League, so I think De Bruyne will likely avoid injury during the Serie A season. His skills certainly haven't declined. We saw his performance in the World Cup qualifiers, where KDB performed brilliantly with the Belgian side. The Serie A season is just days away and Napoli first opponent is Sassuolo, a team returning to the top flight. Sassuolo will likely be a tough nut to crack.
We can see KDB there. I hope he can immediately make a contribution to his team in his first match.

The Italian championship will certainly be much more difficult than the one he played in. In England the defences are really embarrassing, and it's normal that he scores all these goals. Now we'll have to see if it will be like this when he plays in Italy. I'm convinced that if he gets going he'll score a lot of goals.

Kevin De Bruyne is known for his intelligent play, rather than his goals. It's his job to play intelligently and contribute to his team to the fullest. I'm sure he'll do this flawlessly at Napoli. He won't let down the team that trusts him. Even with Manchester City, he was still capable of playing very well; letting him go seemed absurd to me. Napoli will get the most out of him.

There is no reason to doubt the ability of Kelvin De bruyne he is one of the best players that has ever played the beautiful game of football as he is known with his fine crosses and passing so Napoli will did the right thing by going to get his service there is going to be a different in the Napoli midfield