Training camp in the Netherlands: "Physical impact is heavy"

INTERVIEWS RSC Anderlecht is having its summer trianing camp in Renesse, the Netherlands. This training camp is part of the "Renaissance" project, which aims to bring a new élan to the team, with a focus on rejuvenation, dynamism and a hunger for success. The training sessions are intense and sometimes physically demanding, but are perceived as productive. The players train at carefully prepared facilities and use innovative technologies, such as the "Whoop" tape, to monitor their physical data and sleep.


The club's technical team meets several times a day to evaluate the players' progress.

In addition to training, recreational activities are planned, including watching the Tour de France on television, building rafts, and sharing stories.

Although president Wouter Vandenhaute and sporting director Olivier Renard are present, they are not participating in the group activities. Head coach Besnik Hasi can count on four new acquisitions to join his staff and guide the team of 35 players. Edward Still brings with him both field expertise and a passion for data analysis, while Jérémy Taravel is responsible for the set pieces. Lucas Biglia adds his international experience to strengthen the mentality and discipline within the team. Proto deals with the goalkeepers.

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