The Union also entered the debates, but for the first time in a long time, Club Brugge and Anderlecht competed for the title. The two rivals are also increasingly competing for the status of the best training center. Both Neerpede and Westkapelle had news to share in this regard.
The Mauve et Blanc have officially announced that Jelle Coen will take over as head of RSCA Futures. Last season, he was still the T1 of Jong Genk, who also plays in the Challenger Pro League. He will have René Peeters at his side as an assistant, who will exchange places with David Hubert in the U18s.
Coen au RSCA Futures
“It is a real honor to become the coach of a great club like Anderlecht. I look forward to working with the talents of this club. I am a supporter of dynamic and attractive football, a solid defensive organization and “special attention to the individual and collective development of the team,” Coen said.
“Jelle is a promising young coach who cut his teeth in the Challenger Pro League with KRC Genk last season. He fits our culture and we look forward to seeing him take the next steps with our talents,” added the director of the Mikkel Hemmersam academy on the club website.
Club NXT and YLA
Blauw-Zwart then confirmed that Sieb Blondelle will be the new T1 for the U18s. The Bruges resident and former Club youth player arrives from second division club Deinze, where the Club has also chosen its brand new T2 with Kevin Deslypere. Finally, the women of the YLA Club also have a new coach.
“Club YLA is proud to present its new head coach. Inka Grings will set the lines in the women’s locker room at Club Brugge from next season. She signs a permanent contract,” we can read on the club’s website. club. The former German international will replace Heleen Jaques.
