De Bruyne is the latest player to break the Premier League assist record, as he scored his 11th goal in just 22 appearances for Manchester United this season. The Belgian striker has become one of the most prolific strikers in the Premier League with 57 assists this season, which puts him on track to surpass the previous record set by David Beckham in 1998.

De Bruyne's goal-scoring ability has been key to United's success so far this campaign. He has provided the crucial goals that have helped them secure victories against Liverpool and Chelsea, while also contributing to the team's attacking momentum. His goal-scoring exploits have earned him widespread praise from both fans and experts alike.

The fact that De Bruyne is able to score so many assists in such a short amount of time highlights his versatility as a striker. He can play as a winger or as a central defender, and his ability to link up play and create opportunities makes him a valuable asset to any team. With the current pace of Premier League football, it will be interesting to see how De Bruyne continues to perform at this level.

While De Bruyne's record may not be as impressive as David Beckham's achievement in 1998, his contribution to Manchester United's recent success is certainly worth celebrating. With a strong record under Maurizio Sarri's leadership, De Bruyne has the potential to continue to lead the way for United in the coming years.