While everyone is praising Haaland, what De Bruyne says ahead of the Champions League final that surprises

Manchester City faces Inter Milan in one of the most important matches in the history of the English team. Pep Guardiola's men have a second chance to win the UEFA Champions League on June 10 at the Olympic Stadium in Istanbul, where both teams will fight for the crown.

Ahead of the match, one of the names to watch closely is Erling Haaland. The Norwegian striker has established himself in an important way prior to this match and arrives as the top scorer of the competition, as well as the Golden Boot of the current season. In short, the player who hogs the spotlight.

However, another of Manchester City's great stars who is going a little unnoticed, despite his great level in recent years, is Kevin De Bruyne. The Belgian midfielder can reach the peak of his career if he reaches this championship.

In this situation, at the official Media Day of the UEFA Champions League final, Kevin De Bruyne was asked if winning this title would be the defining moment of his career after many years competing at the highest level. In response, the Belgian gave a surprising answer.

What did Kevin De Bruyne have to say about the Champions League final?

According to the Manchester City midfielder, 90 minutes do not mark a footballer's career. "I have more than 700 games accumulated with great titles, I think 90 minutes will not define my career. However, winning this tournament is very important and we all have the same illusion," said Kevin De Bruyne.