It will be a night that all of Anderlecht is looking forward to Saturday: the return of Yari Verschaeren to the RSCA Futures. At his press conference, Brian Riemer praised the medical staff and Verschaeren for their work over the past few months. "Yari's rehabilitation was a straight line forward. He didn't have any relapses." Read more »
Francis Amuzu became a father for the first time two days ago. Brian Riemer revealed that at his press conference. The coach also revealed that Amuzu's rehabilitation is going well. Read more »
Kasper Schmeichel did not go clear of a goal against as goalkeeper of the Danish national team on Tuesday. That led to a lot of criticism in his homeland. According to Brian Riemer, that does not bother the goalkeeper. On the contrary. "Kasper is more motivated than ever as a result," he said. Read more »
Yari Verschaeren will play his first official game tomorrow since dropping out in March with a serious knee injury. Het Laatste Nieuws reports. The midfielder will be in action with the RSCA Futures against Zulte Waregem. Read more »
Last weekend, Jan Vertonghen gave a big interview to Het Laatste Nieuws, partner newspaper of the Belgian Football Federation. The defender talked about his ankle injury, his choice for Anderlecht and a possible farewell. Read more »
Yari Verschaeren was very happy yesterday on his reappearance after eight months of injury. To the newspapers he told even more than in his interview with VTM (which you could already read yesterday). "The knee felt good and also mentally I was fine," the Anderlecht number ten said. Read more »
Mario Stroeykens has been the relevaltie of recent weeks at Anderlecht. However, it seemed in August that he might leave. "I still had a year's contract and then you start thinking," Stroeykens looks back in Het Nieuwsblad. "I'm not going to lie about that." Read more »
After the friendly game against Zulte Waregem, in which he made his reappearance after eight months of injury, Yari Verschaeren spoke to VTM. "This does a lot of good, especially after being sidelined for such a long time. It's great to be back on the field and have some minutes in the legs." Read more »
During this international period, twelve players from the first team have swarmed off to their national teams. This includes Luis Vazquez for the first time. Ludwig Augustinsson is struggling with a minor injury, but has traveled to Sweden anyway. An overview.
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Both Lars Montegnies and Nunzio Engwanda scored for the national youth teams yesterday. Montegnies helped the national U19 to a 1-1 draw against Slovenia. Engwanda scored for the U17 against Gibraltar. Read more »
Zeno Debast played the entire match for the Red Devils ... as right back. An unusual position for the Anderlecht defender. "It was the first time I played there," he said afterwards. He did well and national coach Domenico Tedesco also said afterwards he was satisfied with Debast's performance. Read more »
Zeno Debast was allowed to play the entire match in the friendly game against Serbia. He did so as right back. The Belgians won 1-0. Jan Vertonghen remained on the bench. Read more »
Several media speculate today whether Kasper Schmeichel feigned an injury to allow Brian Riemer to make tactical adjustments. Sunday against Gent, the goalkeeper sat down for a moment ten minutes before time, then received an injury treatment. Some think it was fake. Read more »
Good news about Yari Verschaeren: in Thursday's friendly game against Zulte Waregem, the attacking midfielder will make his reappearance after more than half a year of injury. "Yari is doing well," says coach Brian Riemer. "We are very much looking forward to Thursday." Read more »
Domenico Tedesco included Jan Vertonghen in his selection of 26 players for the next two internationals. However, he is not quite ready yet. Tedesco hints that Vertonghen will not yet play Sunday with Anderlecht against AA Gent. Read more »
Jan Vertonghen is just part of the Red Devils' selection for the next two international games. Along with Zeno Debast, his name was mentioned this afternoon by national coach Domenico Tedesco when he announced his selection. Read more »
Anderlecht will have to miss Francis Amuzu for a while. He has been suffering from pubalgia for a while and after a scan, the medical staff decided to keep him sidelined during the month of November to allow the injury to heal. Amuzu was troubled in the game against Club Brugge and did not play long against Standard and Cercle Brugge due to that injury. Read more »
Will we see Yari Verschaeren play this year, that chance exists. The midfielder, meanwhile, is training full time and so far has not been bothered by the left knee. He may resume training with the RSCA Futures in the coming weeks. Read more »
RSC Anderlecht will visit Gent on Sunday and will be received there in a sold-out Ghelamco Arena. The Buffaloes are the first pursuers of purple and white in the ranking with only one point difference. Read more »
Jan Vertonghen went under the scanner to have the damage measured on his left ankle. That damage did not appear to be too bad and the captain did not suffer a serious injury. However, it remains uncertain whether he will be able to play on Sunday against Gent. Read more »
Thorgan Hazard is growing more and more to his best form. He is directing the Anderlecht attack. Only that first goal is delayed. "Too bad I didn't score today, that would have done a lot of good," he said after the match against Cercle Brugge. Read more »
Anderlecht took home the three points thanks to a 0-3 win at Cercle Brugge. The first half went up and down, but a good Purple and White with a strong Hazard was very effective through Dolberg and Dreyer. After halftime, Anderlecht left the initiative to Cercle. At Anderlecht's first breakaway, it was hit again. This time Stroeykens was allowed to pull the trigger. After that, Anderlecht put the game to bed and the 0-3 remained on the scoreboard. A nice victory for the Purple and White against revelation Cercle Bruges. Read more »
With Cercle Brugge, Anderlecht will meet Sunday's season revelation. The Association is third in the standings and plays like a well-oiled machine. "The way they put pressure, you never have a quiet moment," Anderlecht coach Brian Riemer said. "I tried to tell that in the players this week as well." Read more »
After weeks of lingering with all sorts of minor ailments, Francis Amuzu is ready to compete again. Coach Brian Riemer told that on his press conference Friday afternoon. "Francis has been training with us all week. He is completely ready for Sunday's game," the coach said. Read more »
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