Everton are considering signing former Manchester City star Kevin De Bruyne to further strengthen their squad in the winter market. The Belgium international spent a decade at Manchester City and was a key part of Pep Guardiola’s squad that won…

Everton have made initial contact with Kevin De Bruyne's representatives to evaluate the possibility of signing the Belgian midfielder in January, according to Calciomercato.it. The 35-year-old joined Napoli as a free agent in June 2025 following a successful decade with Manchester City, but he has struggled for form and regular fitness in Serie A, recording four goals and two assists in 15 appearances this season.
David Moyes' side are reportedly exploring a permanent move, though convincing Napoli could prove challenging since De Bruyne is under contract until 2027 with an option for an additional year. Despite his ongoing contract, the report indicates De Bruyne is open to returning to the Premier League, which may require Everton to pay a transfer fee of a few million to complete the deal.
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