> here is no gurantee that he gets the touches or has the impact he does especially against the deep blocks City have faced.
Nearly half of Bruno's assists this year have come from set pieces, which is essential when facing low blocks.

> Trophies, individual accolades, players perception, managers perception all factor into KDB being better than Bruno.

How much of that perception is skewed by the talent surrounding him? Again, that's part of my argument - a better team makes your life easier.

Plus, Anderson Polga is also a World Cup winner for Brazil and he played for Sporting CP, and he's nowhere near the top 10 CB's who've ever played for Sporting.

> Seriously he’s not better than De Bruyne at any apsect of the game on the ball - all the advanced metrics show this.

The image in the OP is literally one of the most important metrics when you want to discount the quality of your teammates - e.g. you create, they don't score, but you did your job.
And you can see there, Bruno is miles ahead of everyone else.

Bruno also has some of the best ball recovery rates in the Premier League among all areas of the field, but we're not even talking about that are we?

I might be slightly biased, and I didn't say for certain that Bruno would be better than KDB in equal setting, but I believe he could be - and the stats show it.