Chelsea player, Antonio Rudiger has apologised to Manchester City’s Kevin de Bruyne after colliding with him in the final of the UEFA Champions League.
Rudiger sent his apology on social media for the injury Kevin De Bruyne sustained during the Champions League final which Chelsea won City 1-0 to lift the trophy.
The only goal in the match which was played in Porto, came from Blues’ Kai Havertz who scored in the first half by creatively he taking the ball round Ederson and finished into an empty net.
De Bruyne collided with Rudiger and looked visibly distraught when he was forced off the pitch.
After leaving hospital, Belgium international De Bruyne, disclosed the extent of his facial injuries on Sunday morning.
While narrating the nature of the injury, he disclosed that it an acute nose bone fracture and left orbital fracture in the eye socket, said he is feeling okay now.
He concluded with his thoughts on the match. He said, he said, he is ‘Still disappointed about their performance and stressed that they will be back.’
In Rudiger’s words, ‘I’m really sorry for @DeBruyneKev’s injury.’
