Steve Bruce jokes Kevin De Bruyne will join Newcastle in hilarious interview takeover: 'He's going to stay here!'

28 June 2020

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Steve Bruce joked he had “exclusive” news that Manchester City star Kevin De Bruyne will sign for Newcastle this summer as he hilariously interrupted the Belgian’s post-match interview on Sunday.

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