Mario Stroeykens was fully trained at Anderlecht, he considers Neerpede his home and he really wanted to break through at RSCA. He has confidence in RSCA, he does not have an agent like most players and it is his father who manages his career with one person for the legal part. Read more »
Hendrik Van Crombrugge admits the game against Genk is encouraging for RSCA, it is a new start where everyone has to grab their chance, the Anderlecht captain said. The new T1 has put its ideas into practice and it showed on the pitch, the goalkeeper said. Read more »
Brian Riemer was pleased with his team's performance against Genk on Wednesday, despite the defeat. The players followed his instructions to the letter, he added, with good pressure and structure. Read more »
RSCA Futures did not hold on to the lead it gained at the start of the second half in the Brussels derby for long. "We started the second half well, but after the goal we were too lax in managing the lead we had," admitted Anderlecht defender Loïc Masscho. Read more »
RSCA Futsal prepares for the Belgian Cup match. Anderlecht should be able to count on Edu, Roninho and Cristiano for their home match against FT Antwerp. Only Argentine Rescia is still missing. Captain Grello expects a tough match in Antwerp. Read more »
Wesley Hoedt had to train with the B-team and was allowed to look for another club. Until he suddenly trained with the A-core again and will continue to do so for the time being, although the Dutchman may still look for another club. Read more »
Brian Riemer immediately assumes the underdog position when it comes to tomorrow's cup match against Genk. Although he does not hide the fact that he wants to win either, although that will not be an easy task. Read more »
Is there a chance Fabio Silva will return to Wolverhampton in January? La Dernière Heure asked the Portuguese. "I can't answer this because I don't know. But if Wolverhamton bring me back, it means that I did well at Anderlecht." Read more »
Guillaume Gillet saw the RSCA Futures defeated by RWDM yesterday afternoon, after leading for a short time. He admitted that his team had to fight with weapons that are not their strongest point: character. Read more »
Honduran journalist Gustavo Roca writes on Twitter that Anderlecht made a €3 million bid for Luis Palma, a 22-year-old striker from Aris Saloniki. However, the offer was rejected. The Greek club wants 5 million euros. Read more »
Het Laatste Nieuws comes out with some more details on Julien Duranville's injury today. According to the newspaper, it is a tear in the hamstrings and the winger would be sidelined for five to six weeks. Read more »
VTM headed to England for an interview with Vincent Kompany about the Red Devils and his experiences at Burnley. His period at Anderlecht also came up for a moment. "I still think it was two successful years. I think I am somewhat alone with that conclusion," Kompany told me. Read more »
Brian Riemer expressed his admiration for the youth talents of the RSCA Academy. He now wants to bring that youthful enthusiasm back to the first team. Read more »
Brian Riemer will give his first press conference today at Lotto Park. But the new Anderlecht coach has already been interviewed by Mauve TV about the RSCA Academy's talents. "During the youth tournaments Anderlecht was always the best team. I always said to myself: that's crazy, isn't it? Read more »
At his press conference this afternoon, Jan Vertonghen was also asked a question about the fuss surrounding the captain's bands. Before answering, you could see him thinking for a moment. He also weighed his words afterwards. " Read more »
Jan Vertonghen was given the honor of speaking to the press this afternoon ahead of tomorrow's game against Canada. The Anderlecht defender indicated that his injury is history and that he is ready." Read more »
Théo Leoni was the only first team player to play with the RSCA Futures on Sunday. At least for Futures coach Guillaume Gillet, that's not a problem. "You certainly won't hear me whining if I only have to do it with youngsters," he said. Read more »
1B Goalkeeper Rik Vercauteren was between the posts against Dender for the second time in a row. "It's a pity we didn't win again," he said after the match. "We play beautiful football according to the club's DNA, but we also have to match that with results." Read more »
One of the first tasks Jesper Fredberg has on his plate is the search for a new coach. And he knows well what he wants: "The new coach must fit into the philosophy and style of play the club stands for," Fredberg said. "How we play has to be a decision of the club, not the coach." Read more »
Jesper Fredberg spoke with the press yesterday afternoon. Among other things, he talked about his soccer vision and where he wants to go with Anderlecht. "For me, it's a success when everyone can see from the way we play 'that's Anderlecht'. Even if we don't have our shirts on," Fredberg explained. Read more »
During Jesper Fredberg's press presentation, chairman Wouter Vandenhaute also spoke about Robin Veldman's position. "We see in him a modern Jean Dockx," Vandenhaute said. "In the coming years he has to guarantee continuity between the first team, the Futures and the academy." Read more »
According to the Professional Refereeing Department, Racing Genk's Gerardo Arteaga was unfairly shown a red card in Sunday's match against Anderlecht. "The distance to goal is still far away and Genk player Mark McKenzie can still intervene in this action," it sounds. Yellow would have been correct. Read more »
Jan Vertonghen has reported at Tubize today for the start of World Cup preparations. However, he will not train yet. He has not yet recovered from his injury. "Jan is currently still doing all his exercises indoors. Training on the field is not possible yet," Anderlecht coach Robin Veldman told reporters after the game against Genk. Read more »
Is Robin Veldman's adventure as Anderlecht head coach over? He obviously got this question after the game against Racing Genk. According to Veldman, no specific talks about his personal future are planned yet. "But about what is best for Anderlecht. Then my position will probably also be discussed." Read more »
"Unacceptable." That's how the club calls the behaviour a part of the supporters yesterday during the game against Racing Genk. The Pro League, meanwhile, has announced that a consultation with all clubs will take place to deal strictly with flares and other misconduct. Read more »
Will Anderlecht continue with Robin Veldman as head coach? The Dutchman is not currently occupied with it, he said at his press conference yesterday. "The chairman and I are in daily contact, but mainly about match-related matters. The evaluation about me personally will happen during the World Cup break." Read more »
No more Lucas Stassin in the first team selection the last few games. A conscious choice, according to coach Robin Veldman. The Dutchman will let Stassin train with the first team, but he will play games with the RSCA Futures. "A striker at his age has to grow by playing games," Veldman said.
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Wesley Hoedt will no longer play for Anderlecht before the World Cup. Coach Robin Veldman confirmed that at his press call yesterday afternoon. "Wesley is still training separately and that will remain so for the time being. He will also not be in the selection for the next two games," Veldman said. Read more »
