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Inter Milan’s Belgian forward Romelu Lukaku (2nd R) attends a team training session in Appiano Gentile in Milan, on October 25, 2022, on the eve of the UEFA Champions League Group C football match between Inter Milan and Viktoria Plzen. (Photo by MIGUEL MEDINA / AFP)
Belgium coach Roberto Martinez has been handed a one-match suspension by UEFA for unsporting conduct after the 2-1 win against Wales on Sep 22.
Belgium boss Roberto Martinez says Cristiano Ronaldo has two big problems at Manchester United.
Patrice Evra was at Old Trafford on Wednesday evening for Manchester United’s clash against Tottenham Hotspur.
Barcelona face battle for Dalot Xavi Hernandez hopes to sign Diogo Dalot from Manchester United on a free transfer, reports The Sun. The 23-year-old Portuguese international is now the first choice right-back at Old Trafford with the player ahead of Aaron Wan-Bissaka in the pecking order. However while Barcelona want the player at the end of the season, they face competition from Roma and Juventus.
After a sequence of unsteady performances, Erik ten Hag will be determined to show his mettle once again in Wednesday’s Old Trafford clash with Tottenham.
The tale of the last 10 years has been ‘close, but not close enough’ from a Belgian perspective, and there are worries that a golden generation of top class players are going to finish their international careers trophyless. Players such as Kevin De Bruyne, Romelu Lukaku and Thibaut Courtois are all superstars with multiple honours for their respective clubs, but is this the last chance for Belgium manager Roberto Martinez to guide them to international glory? The locals at home aren’t too optimistic about the chances of success.
The World Cup is the perfect opportunity not just for established stars to showcase their talents, but for a number of future greats to stamp their authority on the world stage. Qatar will see big names potentially playing at the tournament for the last time but also a number of hungry young talents featuring for the very first time.