#8 Kevin De Bruyne (Belgium) 🢀 🢂
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There was no player more important to Manchester City's Premier League title triumph than Kevin De Bruyne. Pep Guardiola did not need a no.10 with De Bruyne operating as a no.8 with David Silva and it worked to perfection.
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100 points (a new record in England) is a testament to that. And De Bruyne has only carried that form into the World Cup. However, he hasn't been seriously tested yet. He has only played twice - against Panama and Tunisia.
Nevertheless, he created one of the chances of the tournament with a chipped assist for Romelu Lukaku and his control in midfield hasn't wavered one bit. But the lack of quality opponents has seen his ranking stay the same. For now.
Edited by Sripad