PSV's reported interest in Kevin De Bruyne continues to dominate the Dutch football headlines, with ESPN analysts Kees Kwakman and Anco Jansen both expressing their support for a possible move to Eindhoven.

The Belgian midfielder has been playing for Napoli since the summer of 2025, but reports suggest he has struggled to settle in Italy. His family are also understood to be interested in returning to Belgian Limburg, a factor that could make PSV an attractive destination.

Discussing the situation on ESPN's Voetbalpraat, Kwakman suggested that a move to Eindhoven would offer De Bruyne an ideal solution if he wants to leave Napoli without returning to Belgian football.

“It doesn't surprise me so much that he wants to leave Napoli. It hasn't been a happy marriage so far. His wife and he would like to return to Limburg, Belgium. But he doesn't want to play in Belgium, in my opinion. Then it's an ideal solution to play for PSV,” Kwakman said.

The geographical appeal of Eindhoven, combined with PSV's attacking football under Peter Bosz, could make the Dutch champions a serious option for the experienced playmaker.

Jansen was even more enthusiastic about the prospect of De Bruyne joining PSV, arguing that the midfielder would immediately command a place in Bosz's starting XI.

The former professional footballer, who played for clubs including FC Emmen, dismissed suggestions that signing De Bruyne would create difficult selection decisions within the squad.

“We're talking about Kevin De Bruyne... Who then has to make way? What does that matter to me! His stats at the moment are truly excellent,” Jansen said.

He went further, suggesting that a fully fit De Bruyne would be comfortably the best player in the Eredivisie.

“I believe it wholeheartedly: if he can stay fit over a longer period, then we're talking about the best player in the Eredivisie. By far. If you can add that much quality? It's still also just an attraction, right?” he added, as quoted by PSV Inside.

De Bruyne's potential arrival would represent a significant addition to PSV's midfield, particularly given his creativity, passing range and experience at the highest level. His ability to dictate possession and create chances could also fit naturally into Bosz's attacking philosophy.

For PSV, the attraction would extend beyond the quality he could bring on the pitch. A player of De Bruyne's reputation would also represent a major statement of ambition.

However, speculation has yet to translate into a confirmed agreement. De Bruyne remains contracted to Napoli, and any potential move would depend on the Italian club's willingness to negotiate, alongside the financial and personal terms involved.

For now, ESPN's positive assessment adds another voice to the growing discussion in the Netherlands. The possibility of De Bruyne moving to Eindhoven is gathering attention, with both Kwakman and Jansen seeing clear reasons why the transfer could make sense.