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- ◆Beat Wales 4-3 from 3-0 up
- ◆7-0 vs Liechtenstein on final day
- ◆De Bruyne now at Napoli
- ◆Lukaku fitness crisis - only 5 Serie A sub apps
Transitioning from golden generation, blending veterans with youth. Pragmatic, defensive organization.
Rudi Garcia faces perhaps the most challenging job at the 2026 World Cup — managing Belgium's transition from their legendary golden generation to an uncertain future. Appointed in January 2025 after Domenico Tedesco's disastrous Nations League campaign, Garcia must integrate aging stars like De Bruyne (now at Napoli), Courtois, and a fitness-compromised Lukaku alongside emerging talents who are not yet proven at the highest level. His Ligue 1 title with Lille in 2011 remains his signature achievement, proving he can build competitive teams from limited resources.
Garcia alternates between a 4-3-3 and 4-2-3-1 depending on the opponent. The system revolves around De Bruyne as the sole creative fulcrum — a role that differs from his Napoli setup under Conte, where he operates as one of two attacking midfielders in a 3-4-2-1. Belgium's biggest concern is Lukaku's fitness: with only 5 Serie A appearances as a substitute this season (39 total minutes), the 124-cap striker may not be physically ready for tournament football. Doku provides explosive pace on the right wing, while Trossard offers intelligence on the left.
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