Moussa N'Diaye's injury remained somewhat under the radar in recent weeks. Today, Het Laatste Nieuws brings an overview of all of purple and white's injured players. It shows that the Senegalese left back is not expected back fit until the end of March. Read more »
With Federico Gattoni, Anderlecht has secured its defensive reinforcement. "We had been looking for a while for a defender who can strengthen us in the spring, Federico fits that profile well," CEO Sports Jesper Fredberg told us. Gattoni himself is also looking forward to his Belgian adventure. Read more »
No transfer for Alexis Flips this winter. Transfer journalist Sacha Tavolieri reveals that the Frenchman had a conversation with coach Brian Riemer and that the latter does not want to let him go anymore. Flips is said to have made a very good impression in recent training sessions. Read more »
Kasper Schmeichel defended the goal against Union with number 1 on his back. After the departure of Maxime Dupé earlier that day to Nice, the Dane took over that back number. Before that, he played with 33. Read more »
Marco Kana had to quit after 26 minutes during KV Kortrijk's match against OH Leuven this weekend. The Anderlecht-leased midfielder grabbed his groin and could not continue. The seriousness of the injury is not yet known. Read more »
No semifinals of the Cup of Belgium for Anderlecht. This evening Anderlecht lost for the eighth time in a row against Union, who played an hour with one man less. It became 2-1, in a match which was also stopped for a while due to misbehavior of some guys in the Anderlecht box. Read more »
A few days after he was about to move to KV Mechelen, Nail Moutha has signed a first professional contract with Anderlecht. The 18-year-old Moutha emerged as the RSCA Futures' regular left back this season. Read more »
Maxime Dupé enjoys renewed interest from Nice. According to Walloon journalist Sacha Tavolieri, talks between Nice and the player's entourage are already well advanced. Het Nieuwsblad, in turn, says that only inquiries have been made. Read more »
A pale Anderlecht did not get beyond a 1-1 draw at OHL. Purple and white hardly played a chance together and soon swallowed an avoidable goal after a bad kick-in by Schmeichel. After the hour, Anderlecht began to press a bit more, but that resulted in barely one chance for Dolberg. In the end, it was Patris who, out of nowhere, gave Anderlecht a point. The former OHL player kicked into goal from long range. If Anderlecht wants to put its foot down against Union in the double confrontation, it will have to tap from a different barrel. Read more »
Jelle Driessen, Anderlecht's U15 captain, is moving to Racing Genk. That is what Het Laatste Nieuws reports. Driessen celebrated his 15th birthday last week, which means he can sign a professional contract. Read more »
Anderlecht and Jean Kindermans have reached an agreement on the dissolution of the latter's contract. This is what Het Nieuwsblad writes. On Monday, he will come to the club one last time to collect his belongings. In principle, he can then immediately start working at his new club Antwerp. Read more »
Jan Vertonghen's chances of still making it to the cup match against Union have just increased. Maybe even the match against Old-Herverlee Leuven is among the possibilities. The defender is training with the group again. Read more »
Nail Moutha-Sebtaoui (18) is staying with Anderlecht after all. So the young defender is not going to KV Mechelen, which wanted to loan him to sister club Helmond, according to Het Laatste Nieuws. Anderlecht made an effort, as Moutha-Sebtaoui is the Futures' regular left back. The player had completed his medical tests at Mechelen, but then chose to stay with Anderlecht anyway. Read more »
Double clash with Union next week. Thursday's postponed cup game will be played at Duden Park, Union in turn will visit Lotto Park on Sunday, Jan. 28. Read more »
There is a good chance that Thorgan Hazard will be in Anderlecht's starting lineup tomorrow for the first time since Nov. 12. "Thorgan is fully fit, he only lacks match rhythm," Brian Riemer told us. According to Riemer, Hazard can't handle a whole match yet, but he doesn't mind. "He is one of our players who runs the most," he said. Read more »
What if Brian Riemer opts for Ludwig Augustinsson as a central defender against Union? Then Mo Bouchouari might make his debut with Anderlecht's A-team. The 23-year-old Antwerp native is by nature a right back, but Riemer has no objection to occupying him at left back as well. Read more »
Theo Leoni, Amando Lapage and Ludwig Augustisson: those are the three players Brian Riemer is thinking of to take post at center back tomorrow alongside Zeno Debast. Leoni seems to have the best papers, but isn't he a bit frail? "Theo is one of the players with the greatest soccer intelligence we have," Riemer said. Read more »
Lucas Lissens will not be Jan Vertonghen's replacement tonight. The rock of the Futures injured himself on training camp in Tunisia. "It's not a major injury, but unfortunately he won't get fit in time for thr game against Union," coach Brian Riemer said. Read more »
It keeps raining injuries in Anderlecht's defense. Moussa N'Diaye has also joined the sickbay. How long he will be unavailable, Brian Riemer could not tell. However, the coach assumes several weeks. Read more »
RSC Anderlecht travels to Union tomorrow without injured Jan Vertonghen and Thomas Delany, so no left-footed defender left. And that's where Theo Leoni comes in, Brian Riemer tested Leoni as a central defender against Al Ahli last week. Read more »
Next Sunday, RSC Anderlecht will visit Oud-Heverlee Leuven. Referee Bram Van Driessche whistles the league back on track for both teams. Yves De Neve and Quentin Lesceux are the linesmen on duty. Simon Bourdeaud'Hui fourth official. Read more »
Thorgan Hazard was able to take advantage of a beautiful location and good training conditions during the training camp in Tunisia. He's delighted with the work he's done and the atmosphere in the group. He's still having a great time on the pitch, and has no plans to retire for the time being. Read more »
Will 2024 be the year of Mo Bouchouari? The 23-year-old right-back was a surprise name from the Futures squad who was allowed to come along on an internship, but apparently he made a very good impression there. "When I saw him, I thought 'Where have you been all this time?'" coach Brian Riemer recounted. Read more »
Not because Anderlecht wants to sell him this winter anyway, but because he was injured. That, according to Brian Riemer, was why Benito Raman was not present at Anderlecht's winter training camp. "Should Benito stay this winter, I am also happy," Riemer says. Read more »
There is still no definite conclusion about RSC Anderlecht's match against Genk. The Referee Department ruled that the match should not be replayed, the Limburger immediately let it be known that they will appeal. Brian Riemer thinks so. Read more »
Francis Amuzu underwent surgery on his hamstrings yesterday in London. The player and his entourage sought the best specialists to leave nothing to chance. Amuzu will be out for about three months. Read more »
Tomorrow only a practice match is scheduled against Libyan champion Al Ahli (3 p.m.). In that, Lissens and N'Diaye will already not be able to play. Next Wednesday Anderlecht will play Union for the cup. Anderlecht will not be able to count on Jan Vertonghen or Thomas Delaney. Anderlecht hopes to get them ready to play before the first league game of 2024 at OHL. Read more »
