PSV's interest in Kevin De Bruyne has become major news in Belgium, with leading outlets reporting positively on the possibility of the Napoli midfielder making a move to Eindhoven during the winter transfer window.

Italian media initially reported PSV's interest, with Dutch outlets subsequently confirming the story. The speculation has now crossed the border, and Belgian newspaper Het Nieuwsblad believes a change of clubs for De Bruyne in the coming months is a genuine possibility.

“The news has also been confirmed to us in the meantime. It could well be that Kevin De Bruyne changes clubs over the coming months,” the outlet said in a video report.

Het Nieuwsblad also questioned whether De Bruyne's relationship with Napoli can be repaired, suggesting the midfielder has not been fully satisfied with life in Italy.

“It has been a bit skewed for a while between Napoli and De Bruyne. He would never have been fully satisfied. Last year, he already complained about a lack of enjoyment in the game. In the meantime, there is a new coach, but it hasn't really improved,” the newspaper reported, as quoted by PSV Inside.

The outlet believes PSV could offer an appealing alternative, pointing to the club's attacking football, regular involvement in the Eredivisie title race and presence in the Champions League. Eindhoven's proximity to Limburg, where De Bruyne has a home, is another significant factor.

Belgian newspaper Het Laatste Nieuws has also focused on PSV's interest, describing the potential arrival as a major transfer coup.

“PSV wants to pull off a stunt this winter with the arrival of Kevin De Bruyne,” the newspaper reported.

The outlet argues that De Bruyne wants to play in a position and system that allow him to express his attacking qualities. PSV's approach under Peter Bosz could provide exactly that environment, with the Dutch champions looking to add further quality to their squad.

According to Het Laatste Nieuws, PSV are aware of the midfielder's situation and want to restore his enjoyment of football, potentially as early as January.

“According to well-informed sources, talks have been ongoing for a few weeks already,” the newspaper added.

The family aspect could also influence De Bruyne's decision. A move to Eindhoven would allow his family to return to Belgium, with Bolderberg reportedly the preferred location.

“De Bruyne is interested in PSV. Dutch football and the offensive approach of PSV coach Peter Bosz not only match perfectly with the way he thinks about the game; it would also allow De Bruyne to move his family back to Belgium, specifically to Bolderberg. From there, it's only a three-quarter-hour drive to Eindhoven,” Het Laatste Nieuws reported.

De Bruyne, who has represented Belgium 127 times, is under contract with Napoli until mid-2027, with an option for an additional season. Nevertheless, a winter departure has not been ruled out, while Everton have also been mentioned as a possible destination.

The Belgian reports suggest that PSV have several factors working in their favour: an attacking playing style, the prospect of competing for trophies and the opportunity for De Bruyne to live closer to his family.

No completed agreement has been announced, and Napoli's position will be crucial. However, with reports of discussions already taking place, the possibility of a move to Eindhoven is attracting increasing attention on both sides of the Belgian-Dutch border.