Kevin De Bruyne will miss Belgium upcoming matches due to a minor groin injury, according to manager Domenico Tedesco. This news comes as a blow to the Red Devils as they prepare for their next round of international fixtures.

"He's been playing with a minor groin issue in the last games," Tedesco revealed, as reported by Kristof Terreur on Twitter. "It's better to give him time to recover well at City and have him ready for the Euros."

A Short-Term Setback for Belgium and Kevin de Bruyne

While De Bruyne's absence is a setback for Belgium, it's important to note that the injury is minor. Tedesco's decision to prioritize De Bruyne's recovery ensures he'll be in peak condition for the upcoming European Championships.

Kevin De Bruyne is widely regarded as one of the best midfielders in the world, and his presence is crucial for Belgium's success. His playmaking ability, vision, and passing range are vital components of the Red Devils' attack.

Belgium Prepares for Euros

Despite De Bruyne's absence, Belgium remains a strong contender on the international stage. The team boasts a deep talent pool, and Tedesco will be confident in his squad's ability to perform well in the upcoming matches.

However, De Bruyne's return to full fitness will be a major boost for Belgium's Euro campaign. Fans will be eagerly awaiting his return and the impact he can make on the international stage.

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