Stars in Europe - France - Keyplayer - Désiré Doué

one of the best young players in the world.

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Stars in Europe - Keyplayer - Cameroon - Bryan Mbeumo

He is particularly effective at carrying the ball into dangerous areas

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Stars in Europe - Keyplayer - Congo DR - Chancel Mbemba

He won the Belgian Pro League in his debut season of 2013-14.

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Stars in Europe - France - Keyplayer - Randal Kolo Muani

 remarkable strength on the ball and a playful approach to the game

13 Apr 2026
Stars in Asia - Keyplayer - Ghana - Patrick Twumasi

 right winger for K League 1 club Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors

9 Apr 2026
Stars in Europe - Brazil - Keyplayer - Vinícius Júnior

dribbling skills, pace, and stamina - one of the best wingers in the world 

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Stars in Europe - Keyplayer - Senegal - Nicolas Jackson

The second-highest African goal scorer in the 2023-24 Premier League season, only behind Liverpool's Mohamed Salah.

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Stars in Europe - France - Keyplayer - Aurélien Tchouaméni

a defensive midfielder or a centre-back for La Liga club Real Madrid

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Stars in Europe - England - Keyplayer - Jude Bellingham

exceptional control of the ball, physicality, and technical quality,

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2026 World Cup - Belgium - National-Team - Squad

Belgium  Group G  Squad

Romelu Lukaku is Belgium's all-time leading scorer with 89 goals from 124 caps. Former Chelsea, Manchester United, and Everton player Lukaku has the chance to play in his fourth successive World Cup, along with Thibaut Courtois, Kevin de Bruyne, and Axel Witsel.

Belgium will play Egypt, Iran, and New Zealand in Group G, with their games being held in the United States and Canada.

Belgium
2026 World Cup Squad

Goalkeepers

Thibaut Courtois 
(Real Madrid) 

Senne Lammens 
(Manchester United)

Mike Penders 
(Racing Strasbourg)


Defenders

Timothy Castagne 
(Fulham)

Zeno Debast 
(Sporting)

Maxim de Cuyper 
(Brighton)

Koni de Winter 
(AC Milan)

Brandon Mechele 
(Club Brugge)

Thomas Meunier 
(Lille)

Nathan Ngoy 
(Lille)

Joaquin Seys 
(Club Brugge)

Arthur Theate 
(Eintracht Frankfurt)


Midfielders

Kevin de Bruyne 
(Napoli)

Amadou Onana 
(Aston Villa)

Nicolas Raskin 
(Rangers)

Youri Tielemans 
(Aston Villa)

Hans Vanaken 
(Club Brugge)

Axel Witsel 
(Girona)


Forwards

Charles de Ketelaere 
(Atalanta)

Jeremy Doku 
(Manchester City)

Matias Fernandez-Pardo 
(Lille)

Romelu Lukaku 
(Napoli)

Dodi Lukebakio 
(Benfica)

Diego Moreira 
(Strasbourg)

Alexis Saelemaekers 
(AC Milan)

Leandro Trossard 
(Arsenal)

 

 

9 Jun 2026
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