Kevin De Bruyne has not so much hit the ground running, but has overtaken Mo Farah, Usain Bolt and the Back to the Future DeLorean as he continues to blaze a trail following his £54million August arrival at Manchester City. Nine games, four goals, five assists. On Wednesday, the world seemed to be asking 'what if?' in celebration of the day made famous in the 1985 time-travelling epic which sees Michael J Fox jump 20 years forward. And after seeing De Bruyne net an injury-time Champions League winner for City that night, Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho may well have been asking the same question.Kevin De Bruyne has four goals and five assists in nine games for Man CityThe Belgian scored City's winner against Sevilla on Wednesday nightManuel Pellegrini dubbed De Bruyne the 'perfect' signing after his heroicsFollowing the 24-year-old's switch to Manchester, Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho went into 'no regret' mode
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