The Belgian player dished out two assists in nine minutes to help Man City earn a comfortable 3-0 lead against Sunderland.

A couple of years ago, Kevin De Bruyne was labeled as a Premier League flop. This season, he seems to have found his feet in the English top flight.

The Belgian midfielder, one of Manchester City's most expensive summer signings, crafted the Sky Blues' three goal lead in just nine minutes by handing out two assists. The first one came with a cross for Raheem Sterling, who headed the ball into the back of the net just after thirteen minutes. Then, De Bruyne's skills were put to good use by Wilfried Bony, who scored one more goal for the Citizens after 22 minutes and taking advantage of De Bruyne's pinpoint passing.

De Bruyne also showed his ball handling skills with this massive nutmeg.

Here's what fans had to say about his display in the first 45 minutes.

Later in the game, De Bruyne scored the game's fourth goal for the Citizens, capping a wonderful performance in front of an ecstatic home crowd.