(Video) “I support United,” Max Verstappen sheds light on a ‘funny interaction’ with Manchester City star Kevin De Bruyne

Kevin De Bruyne is currently one of the best midfielders in the world of football.


(Video) “I support United,” Max Verstappen sheds light on a ‘funny interaction’ with Manchester City star Kevin De Bruyne

Max Verstappen and Kevin De Bruyne (via: IMAGO, X/zax, screenshot)

Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen has shed light on his interaction with Belgian Football superstar Kevin De Bruyne. The latter and Verstappen partly share the same origins and have been friends for quite some time.

Max Verstappen is an avid fan of football and supports Manchester United. On the other hand, Kevin De Bruyne plays for Manchester City, one of the best teams in the current era of football.

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Verstappen has hence talked about a hilarious incident with De Bruyne in which the latter gifts him a Manchester City jersey. The Dutchman accepts his gift with pride, claiming that he supports their rivals but respects the other half equally as well.

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Kevin De Bruyne gave me his City t-shirt. He knows that I support in the Premier League, I support United. He’s like, you know I’m giving this t-shirt I hope you don’t mind. I’m like man don’t worry, It’s about you It’s not about the club. I have a lot of respect of what they achieved as a club, but its just a funny interaction.
Max Verstappen said in an interview

Verstappen leads the Formula 1 championship this season by 62 points, eyeing a fourth consecutive title win. The 26-year-old has, however, failed to win any of the last six races and will now have to work hard to salvage his chances.

Adrian Newey has reportedly signed a deal with Aston Martin

British Engineer Adrian Newey is rumored to join Aston Martin on a five-year deal from the 2025 season onwards. Newey announced his departure from Red Bull a few months back after spending around 18 years with them.

Red Bull's Adrian Newey
Adrian Newey (via IMAGO)

Adrian Newey is sought by many teams because of his expertise in designing cars. Newey boasts an impressive feat of achievements, winning twelve constructors’ championships along with thirteen drivers’ championships throughout his career. 

An Aston Martin source has told BBC Sport that they have reportedly offered Newey £30 million a year, including bonuses and add-ons for his services. They will also integrate a new wind tunnel for better testing of their car, which will be a pulling factor for the British engineer.

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