Kortrijk-Anderlecht: Here again the terrible children mauve

It's been a few weeks since Glen De Boeck cries loudly that his core is not strong enough to stay in 1A, but the reinforcements are not just anyone . American defender Brendan Hines-Ike (Örebrö) is the most expensive transfer in the history of Kortrijk, with its 600,000 euros. He was considered one of the best players of the Swedish D1.

And then there is the ex-Anderlecht delegation.
The Nigerian Imoh Ezekiel is not yet qualified for this match, he is waiting for his visa. After leaving Anderlecht he played in Al Arabi (Qatar), Konyaspor (Turkey) and Las Palmas (Spain), but without success.
The other two ex-Mauves – both terrible children when they were young – are available to them.

31-year-old Ilombe Mboyo, who was part of the golden generation of Anderlecht with Kompany, Vanden Borre and Mertens, left Sion to revive his career in the club where he really made it eight years ago.
In 2013, he had almost even signed in Anderlecht, but Genk was too greedy, and Mboyo had gone to Ghent.

Kanu has been around the world since leaving Anderlecht in 2013. He has made a lot of money in Grozny, Chechnya. "But people were racist and not nice at all" he testifies.
Then, he regretted his short adventure in Thailand (Buriram United, the former Acheampong club) and played last season in Cyprus, at Omonia Nicosia. He, too, almost came back to Anderlecht. "Hasi wanted me in 2014" he says. "What a pity the transfer did not happen, my career might have been totally different, but I found my best level in Nicosia, and I want to show Anderlecht that Kanu has changed. more mature, I think more … In Anderlecht, I was too playful. "

De Boeck knows Kanu well. In 2009-2010, he was loaned to Cercle Brugge De Boeck and particularly seduced the public. This Saturday night, he could start on the bench. "I still have a slight delay, but I can not wait to get back to Belgium."