Date: 14th October 2013 at 4:00pm
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It’s been a mixed season on the pitch for Chelsea so far and the media have been doing there best to make it look as though things are starting to get to Jose Mourinho.

Ahead of Chelsea’s Champions League group match against Steaua Bucharest the manager was unhappy about a question that was asked in relation to Kevin De Bruyne’s omission from the squad and it was said so much that it’s now treated as an accepted fact that Mourinho stormed out of the press conference, but he didn’t, he clearly asked if it was the final question before answering it.

We’ve already seen attempts to drive a wedge between club, manager and player with Juan Mata and most media sources seem to believe that Kevin De Bruyne, who has a long way to go in his professional career, is desperate to leave Stamford Bridge after a little bit of criticism from his boss.

Whether or not Mourinho should be so open with his critique is another debate altogether but I doubt De Bruyne has given up on Chelsea over it and is adamant that he isn’t panicking over his future just yet.

The Belgian said:

“I really don’t worry. You [the media] make it more of a problem than I do.

“Mourinho is the boss, he chooses who plays. We do not talk about it really, no. He tells me when I do something bad, but frankly I haven’t heard such negative comments.”

He added:

“I chose to stay and I have no regrets. Still, Willian then came in at the last minute, which was a bit difficult, but I continue to fight hard. My chance will come. I’m really not concerned about finding a solution in January. That we will have to see.”

Now, there may come a point where De Bruyne decides he’d like to play quite a bit more than he is currently, because he has a Belgium’s World Cup squad to think about and not because he has an issue with Mourinho or a problem with Chelsea.

Source: Sport Witness

 

One response to “De Bruyne not thinking about January exit”

  1. Darrick says:

    Kevin, you’re at Chelsea CFC,

    Hardwork=effort= reward..

    Why would you even consider leaving on loan?? Again? Or even leave??

    Regardless of anything said, your working with a winner and a proven one at that with statistics and silverware stacked as we’ll, an amazing archive of knowledge.

    You’re with the Blues- a new era and back to back Champs??

    I’ve seen what you can do with both feet and I hope you at least realise your playing for Chelsea and that means guts, blood, sweat and wearing the shirt with pride..

    Your talent and I hope you do your self justice and show us all, K DE BRUYNE in a Blue shirt..

    Jose=winner=success=silverware=medals..

    Chelsea for life..