Belgium manager Roberto Martinez makes Kevin de Bruyne claim after Manchester City's UEFA ban

Belgium manager Roberto Martinez has backed Kevin De Bruyne to remain with Manchester City regardless of the outcome of the fight with UEFA. UEFA handed down a two-year European suspension for breaking FFP regulations. City are taking their case to the CAS (the Court of Arbitration for Sport) in a bid to get the decision overturned. Martinez believes it will not prove decisive to the future of the midfielder. "Kevin De Bruyne is committed to the project of Manchester City. We don't know what will happen with the ban, maybe it will be one year," he told BeIN Sports. "I think two years will have big implications for Manchester City but it's too early, I don't think everyone will be thinking to the future just yet. "They play an important game today, they play again against Real Madrid in the Champions League and I think the time to talk about player's futures will be after those competitions come to an end." Source: MEN

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