Following Belgium's disappointing 2-0 defeat to France in the UEFA Nations League, captain Kevin De Bruyne expressed his frustration with both his teammates and the team's tactics. During a heated post-match interview, he suggested a potential exit from the national team, reportedly telling technical director Frank Vercauteren, 'I quit.' De Bruyne criticized the squad for their lack of effort and connection on the field, stating that their performance was 'unacceptable' and that they needed to improve in every aspect. Despite his emotional outburst, Belgium's manager Domenico Tedesco described De Bruyne's comments as 'fine,' emphasizing the need to remain calm. De Bruyne, who has been a significant figure during Belgium's 'golden generation,' is now questioning the team's capability to reach the highest standards. The situation raises uncertainty about his future with the national team amid ongoing struggles.