Kevin de Bruyne has admitted he’s still waiting for Mourinho to answer his question as why he was frozen out at Stamford Bridge.
The Belgium International joined the Blues in 2012 from Genk for 8MÂ and was regarded as one of the most talented player. However things didn’t turn out the way the he wished for.
The 23 years old, never practically played in the Premier League because when he joined Chelsea, he was immediately loaned back to Genk, and was then allowed to spend the following campaign at Werder Bremen.
When he returned to Stamford Bridge back in the summer of 2013, he tought he had established himself as a first team regular player but it was completely the opposite as Mourinho made him feature only three times, in the Premier League before being eventually sold in January 2014 to Wolfsburg
Kevin de Bruyne is really enjoying his time and is improving day by day at Wolfsburg. He has racked up a total of 8 goals, 12 assist in 22 games appearances for the club.
De Bruyne really feels he’s improving on his game and said:
I feel at home at Wolfsburg and, in this moment, I’m even willing to sign a new contract. It’s a club on a rapid rise, also from an economic point of view – not yet like Bayern Munich, obviously, but the club is growing.
Talking about his experience at Chelsea, and discussing Jose Mourinho’s decisions, he added:
The choice to join Chelsea was not the best. Being at Chelsea is like being in a different world.
Mourinho didn’t explain to me why I was not playing. Maybe things would have been different if Chelsea had paid €45m for me, rather than €8m. A higher transfer fee maybe would have afforded me greater consideration.
