Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne has been sidelined from the latest Belgian National Team squad as he recuperates from a recent groin injury.
This setback has led to his absence from the upcoming international matches against the Republic of Ireland and England, leaving Belgium without their primary playmaker.
De Bruyne's injury struggles have persisted since the beginning of the season when he sustained a hamstring injury during a match against Burnley. The severity of the injury necessitated surgical intervention, causing him to miss a significant portion of the campaign, totaling 149 days on the sidelines.
As a result of his ongoing recovery, De Bruyne will also miss Manchester City's FA Cup quarter-final fixture against Newcastle United on March 16. However, there are optimistic indications that he will be fit to return for the crucial Premier League encounter against Arsenal on March 31. This fixture marks the first match back for the reigning Treble winners following the international break, raising hopes for De Bruyne's imminent return to action.
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