Manchester City star Kevin De Bruyne deny helping Drake write EP song
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De Bruyne denies helping Drake || Credit: Imago and De Bruyne/Instagram

Manchester City star Kevin De Bruyne deny helping Drake write EP song

Stephen Oladehinde 15:01 - 18.11.2023

Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne has been forced to respond to rumours on social media that he was helping well-known artist Drake off the field.

Rapper Drake's latest song, Wick Man, has Kelvin De Bruyne named as a co-writer for his contribution to one of the tracks.

The track, which is a part of Drake's unexpected EP release "Scary Hours 3," led fans to praise the top Premier League star.

Fans on social media have hailed him for his songwriting prowess and wondered if the Treble winner was incapable of anything.

Kevin de Bruyne, Man City midfielder || Photo Credit: IMAGO
Kevin de Bruyne, Man City midfielder || Photo Credit: IMAGO

De Bruyne’s response

Man City star started by making a joking comment on his Instagram account by saying, "needed an assist" with a photo of the two together.

However, De Bruyne has denied the rumours in a second post, as reported by BBC, by saying, "All jokes aside, it's not me! Huge fan though!".

Kevin de Bruyne linking up with Drake || Image credit: De Bruyne/Instagram
Kevin de Bruyne linking up with Drake || Image credit: De Bruyne/Instagram

The Belgian star’s post was also commented on by his team-mate Erling Haaland by saying, "he is not alone." 

The Belgian was Manchester City’s top player last season, helping the team to a treble-winning season.

However, he has only featured once since the start of the new season and has been absent from the squad through injury.

Kelvin De Bruyne leaves the field due to injury || Imago
Kelvin De Bruyne leaves the field due to injury || Imago

The midfielder picked up a hamstring injury against Burnley in the opening game of the season, with the player needing surgery to become better.

During his time with City, he has tallied 153 assists, the fourth-highest total in Premier League history, with 102 of those coming in the top division.