Katsuhiro Shimizu, the new president of Nagoya Grampus, has shown interest in signing Kevin De Bruyne. Despite the club's poor start to the season, Shimizu harbors ambitions of bringing De Bruyne to Japan. He indicated that the club is considering various players, including De Bruyne, and mentioned that he is ruling nothing out. However, the move appears unlikely as De Bruyne's family may not be in favor of relocating to Japan. De Bruyne is reportedly a target for several clubs, including those in Major League Soccer and Europe. Although Nagoya Grampus could offer a potentially high salary, the chance of a transfer to Japan seems minimal, with De Bruyne possibly seeking guidance from former players like Thomas Vermaelen who have experience in Japan.