Foulon next from generation '99 to go to top competition

OTHER Daam Foulon (photo) signed for Benevento. After a detour at Waasland-Beveren, Anderlecht's youth product makes a dream transfer to the Serie A. Foulon is the next of the Anderlecht-generation from 1999 to progress to the top.
 


The 1999 generation turns out to be the most successful Anderlecht has ever had. A lot of guys storm the top or aim for a rock-solid professional career. An overview.

Mile Svilar moved to Benfica three years ago. He became the youngest goalkeeper ever in the Champions League, but was not yet able to become a fixed value. Still, Benfica believes in him. It wants to lend the goalkeeper this summer and not sell him.

Sebastiaan Bornauw and Alexis Saelemaekers broke through at Anderlecht. They got top transfers to Cologne and AC Milan respectively. There they receive favorable comments.

Albert Sambi Lokongaand Francis Amuzuturned out to be fixed values ​​at Anderlecht, although they were on the bench in the past two matches. Anderlecht, however, let them sign nice contract extensions and hope that they will follow in the footsteps of Bornauw and Saelemaekers in the future.

Mike Tresor Ndayishimiye left Neerpede two years ago without a single match in the first team. Via NEC in the Dutch second division he arranged a transfer to Willem II. He was one of the most important players there last season. Standard offered 2.5 million euros for him and Ghent even five million this summer. Willem II only wants to let him go from seven million euros. Atalanta and CSKA Moscow are mentioned.

Another boy who made an impression in the Netherlands last season is Franco Antonucci. He left Anderlecht for Ajax at the age of sixteen. He then moved to Monaco, which lend him out to Volendam last season. There he did so well that Feyenoord paid 2.2 million euros for him. Feyenoord will still rent him out to Volendam next season.

Daam Foulon left Anderlecht in the winter of 2018 for Waasland-Beveren. There he saw more opportunities for first division football. After 48 games, he now heads to Benevento, newcomer in the Serie A. According to the data on which Benevento relied, Foulon was one of the three best left backs in our league.

Sieben Dewaeleand Hannes Delcroixare still working on their breakthrough at Anderlecht. Delcroix is ​​back after a loan to RKC, but Kompany sees no basic material in him (yet). Dewaele has to gain experience at Heerenveen next season and hopes to become Anderlecht's new number six in the future.

Lindon Selahi (basic player at Twente), Milan Corryn (about forty games at Trencin in Slovakia), Michiel De Looze (basic player at Deinze in 1B) are also on their way to make a good career.

Finally, we also mention Arno Van Keilegom. KV Mechelen is lending him out to Helmond Sport in the Dutch second division this season to gain experience.