Manchester new signing Kevin de Bruyne knows he has to live up to his price tag and wages or risk finding himself out of the picture. The Belgium international joined Manuel Pellegrini's side for £54m on a six-year deal reportedly worth £200,000-per-week after being named German Footballer of the Year last season. continue reading after the cut
"Of course I earn a lot at City, but I am not the only footballer in that situation. Obviously, there is now much talk about money, but money is secondary for me. The sweetest thing I do is stand on that field, but it is also up to me to keep performing. If I do not [perform] at City, I will have to leave or to earn less. It is good for me to be with the national team after my transfer. Here I can work in a quiet environment. In England the spotlight will be - logically – on me immediately, from the first moment," according to the Mirror
De Bruyne scored in Belgium's 3-1 Euro 2016 qualifying win over Bosnia on Thursday night.
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