Kevin De Bruyne has refused to dismiss speculation linking him with a January move to PSV, leaving the door open to a possible return to the Netherlands after being questioned about his future at Napoli.

The 35-year-old midfielder addressed the growing rumours following Belgium's recent international fixture against Turkey. Although he insisted that he was happy with his current situation, De Bruyne avoided giving a definitive answer when asked about PSV's reported interest.

“I can't say too much about it. At the moment I'm happy. I feel good, I play everything at a good level. And what comes, comes,” he said, as quoted by Het Laatste Nieuws and relayed by GOAL.

The Belgian was equally keen to play down the speculation, insisting that his immediate focus remains on his performances and physical condition.

“It is not the time to talk about it now. I know how it works. There are always many rumours. I stay calm under it, you know me. I am happy with my level and how I feel physically. That is the only thing that matters,” he added.

However, when pressed specifically about the possibility of joining PSV, De Bruyne offered a brief response that did little to end the speculation.

“We shall see.”

PSV are reportedly interested in bringing De Bruyne to Eindhoven during the winter transfer window rather than waiting until the summer.

A deal would require an agreement with Napoli, with the Italian club's position likely to be an important factor in determining whether an early departure is possible. PSV would also need to find a financial arrangement that works for all parties.

The Belgian's personal circumstances could make Eindhoven an attractive destination. His family reportedly wants to move closer to their roots in Belgian Limburg, while PSV's location offers the possibility of living within comfortable travelling distance.

The club's attacking philosophy could also appeal to De Bruyne. Under Peter Bosz, PSV play an ambitious style built around possession, forward movement and attacking football, qualities that suit the midfielder's strengths.

Former PSV midfielder and Belgium manager Mark van Bommel has also offered his thoughts on the possibility of De Bruyne moving to the Eredivisie.

Van Bommel, who returned to PSV from AC Milan in 2012 towards the end of his playing career, believes Dutch football would suit the Napoli midfielder.

“He has to make the decision himself, but he lives not far away and Dutch football suits him,” Van Bommel said.

He also highlighted the attacking approach that characterises the Dutch game.

“The attacking way of playing football, always wanting to play football... That just fits him,” he added.

For now, De Bruyne has made no commitment to PSV and insists he is happy with his current level. Nevertheless, his refusal to rule out a move, combined with the club's reported interest and his family's desire to return closer to Belgium, means the January transfer possibility remains one to watch.