After a period of relative calm, the Premier League will soon be back in action. Kevin De Bruyne (28) and Manchester City also have a busy schedule, whereby the double confrontation with Real Madrid (on February 26 and March 17) has been circled with light blue, in the context of the eighth finals of the Champions League. Not to mention the European Championship with the Red Devils, from 12 June until hopefully 12 July and the final at Wembley.
Meanwhile, the final field of participants of the KDB Cup, the international U15 tournament where the 74-fold Belgian international followed everything last year, is known. A collection of international top clubs visits the grounds of the East-Flemish second provincial club KVE Drongen, for the fifth edition of the Kevin De Bruyne Cup on Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 May 2020.
Chelsea, the winner of last year's competition, reaffirmed their participation. Just like KRC Genk, that went down after penalties against the Londoners. Real Madrid and Borussia Mönchengladbach will make their debut at Drongen. And the first edition comes from South America, with Brazilian SE Palmeiras in attendance. No less than five of the twelve teams took part in the real Champions League in recent months, which confirms the quality of the field.
All participants in a row :
- RSC Anderlecht (Bel)
- Club Brugge KV (Bel)
- Chelsea FC (Eng)
- PSV Eindhoven (Ned)
- KRC Genk (Bel)
- KAA Gent (Bel)
- Real Madrid CF (Esp)
- Manchester City FC (Eng)
- Borussia Mönchengladbach (Ger)
- SE Palmeiras (Braz)
- PSG (Fra)
- Tottenham (Eng)
Once again the top of European youth football is brought to Drongen and its Keiskant Campus.