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Stroeykens reinvents himself at Anderlecht

SATURDAY, 24 OCTOBER 2026, 12:14

GAMES Mario Stroeykens seemed headed for the exit at Anderlecht last summer. A few months later, the academy product has suddenly become an important figure again. Thanks to a tactical adjustment by coach Vítor Bruno, the former attacking midfielder is now emerging as a genuine ball-winner. His pressing in Poland on Thursday laid the foundation for the opening goal against Jagiellonia Bia?ystok.
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Wilfried Puis dies far too young from cancer

Wilfried Puis dies far too young from cancer

Wilfried Puis was one of the two outstanding players from Ostend who joined Anderlecht in the early 1960s. The other was Laurent Verbiest, who would eventually become his best friend. They moved into an apartment together in Brussels, although Verbiest soon wanted to return to the sea. Read more »


Anderlecht and Bruno are still searching for the right formula

Anderlecht and Bruno are still searching for the right formula

At Anderlecht, one thing is becoming clear after the first weeks of the season: no place is secure. Under Vítor Bruno, the line-ups are changing constantly, prompting questions among many supporters. The idea of involving everyone in the team is laudable, but the many changes appear to be taking their toll. The automatisms visible at the start of the season are becoming increasingly rare, and the team is struggling to project a strong identity from one match to the next. Read more »


Augustinsson: 'Lifting out head again'

Augustinsson: 'Lifting out head again'

The disappointment was immense in the Anderlecht camp after their cup exit against Beerschot. Like his teammates, Ludwig Augustinsson struggled to come to terms with the defeat. “What happened today? We were knocked out of the cup. Read more »


Last international match for Pierre Hanon

Last international match for Pierre Hanon

On October 19, 1969, Pierre Hanon played his last international match for Belgium (4-0 loss). He earned 48 caps for the national team and was known for his fantastic long-range shot. “Poep” (named after the passionate supporters' café Le Poep), as he was called at Anderlecht, also played 350 matches for the Mauves between 1954 and 1970. Read more »


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Lucas Hey

Name: Lucas Hey

Injury: Foot

Type of injury: Fracture

Out from: 23-06-2026

Out until: 06-09-2026

Operation: Yes

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