The chance is very small that Dieumerci Mbokani will follow his teammate Lior Refaelov from Antwerp to Anderlecht. In Het Nieuwsblad, sports director Peter Verbeke admits that Anderlecht inquired at Mbokani's agent, but that's it. Read more »
You will not see Vincent Kompany euphoric, even after Play-off 1 has been secured. The coach now mainly wants to work towards the six last games where it will have to compete against three experienced teams. Read more »
Majeed Ashimeru feels good at RSC Anderlecht. He certainly would be interested in an extended stay, but first he wants to help the club in Play-off 1. He will consider what the future will bring afterwards. Read more »
Funny picture at the press conference after Monday's game. Vincent Kompany was ready in the press room for the mandatory post-game chat and got, one question. Kompany himself could laugh about it: "I do use my time, that's just me for when we lose". Read more »
Yari Verschaeren stayed with the Red Devils during the international break. He did not play in the international games. The midfielder emphasizes that a stay with the national team is primarily a good learning experience where you can learn a lot, even if you don't play. Read more »
Adrien Trebel continued to play as before the international break. The Frenchman is especially happy that he is back in the starting eleven, he had especially praise for the young players around him and in particular for Anoaur Ait el Hadj. Read more »
Jérémy Doku scored his first goal for Rennes just before his trip to the Red Devils. Dries Mertens previously stated in an interview that all mouths fall open when Doku shoots off the starting blocks at the Belgian training camp. Read more »
Last year Josh Cullen was brought into the Irish squad because other players were dropped out, this time he is there for the first time. Something he owes to RSC Anderlecht, he says himself. He has therefore never regretted his move to Brussels. Read more »
Two more days separate RSC Anderlecht from the semi-finals of the Belgian Cup. Every game is important to Vincent Kompany, although he admits that it is perhaps the most important one of this season. Especially because European football depends on it. Read more »
It is a fact that the clubs are suffering a lot of losses due to the corona crisis. They do not have to count on government support either. The Pro Leauge wants to do everything it can to close the season with a limited crowd. Read more »
Five games to go in the regular season of the Jupiler Pro League. Vincent Kompany therefore has five more chances to grab as many points as possible and thus secure play-off 1. Still, that does not bring extra pressure for his team, according to the coach. Read more »
Françis Amuzu is a modest boy. A while ago he even had a hard time with the criticism he received and consulted a mental coach. But he remains humble and knows he needs to start scoring more. Read more »
Vincent Kompany praised his goalkeeper after the game against Cercle. Kompany is not the man to tear down players or to seek excuses anyway. But yesterday evening he admitted that the game against Standard was still in the legs for some players. Read more »
Timon Wellenreuther led his squad to the semi-finals yesterday with some crucial saves. It pleased him, especially since he started the match insecure. But he recovered. Read more »
RSC Anderlecht are in the semi-finals for the Belgian Cup. Vincent Kompany admits that the cup is important for this Anderlecht and especially does not want to be too euphoric. The coach does not have a favorite opponent. Read more »
Hannes Delcroix is still out, so Elias Cobbaut was allowed to start right away after almost seven months of absence due to an ankle injury. The defender finished the match but had a hard time at the end, which is normal after such a long absence. Read more »
Matt Miazga made his return in defense and it showed. RSC Anderlecht didn't give anything away at the back, Timon Wellenreuther made everyone shake. Fortunately, the ball went wide. In any case, Miazga is clear, he wants to help the team. Read more »
The victory also pleased Lukas Nmecha. The striker ran a lot of miles during the game and was tireless. This is also necessary according to Nmecha: "The group must continue to work hard to join play-off 1." Read more »
Vincent Kompany and his team came to Standard Liège to compete and they did. But the coach also realizes that RSC Anderlecht is not there yet. Play-off 1 is not yet certain, so Kompany remains calm. Read more »
Play-Off 1 remains a must for the board, but things will have to turn around urgently. However, according to Vincent Kompany, the internal pressure is not as big as the outside world thinks. He knew beforehand that it was going to be a difficult story. Read more »
It has already said a few times in the past week, if the coach wouldn't be Vincent Kompany, he would already be fired at RSC Anderlecht. Kompany does not deny it but: "I cannot contradict the perception". Read more »
Vincent Kompany keeps repeating it every week, the intensity at training is high and that was no different the past week. The coach also expects a reaction from his players against KV Kortrijk. The week has already started well with a victory against Oud-Heverlee Leuven last Monday. Read more »
Vincent Kompany appears to be emerging as a trendsetter. After Romelu Lukaku, Adnan Januzaj now also tells that he wants to return to the club of his youth one day. "I often watch Anderlecht games. It remains the biggest club in Belgium." Read more »
Jacob Bruun Larsen has not yet been able to live up to the high expectations. Het Laatste Nieuws heard that the Dane is putting too much pressure on himself. Hannes Wolf, Genk's former coach who worked with him and knows him well, pleads for patience. Both for the player and for the press and supporters. Read more »
Vincent Kompany has always stayed calm, even with the previous victories, now it becomes clear why. The coach is also honest: "We won a point" and "Cercle earned more". Then focus on the match against Kortrijk because it needs to be much better. Read more »
Yesterday was the last match with Nicolas Frutos sitting on the bench at RSC Anderlecht. Now, he will go to DC United. In Het Laatste Nieuws he says goodbye to the club and the supporters. A provisional farewell which Frutos concludes with the words: "I'll be back one day". Read more »
