From this Thursday, May 25, Prime Video will offer a documentary on the Red Devils where several leaders of the national team lift the veil on their lives, on and off the football pitch.
If we can easily imagine that by deciding to produce a documentary on the Red Devils, Prime Video no doubt hoped that it would be carried by a Belgian victory at the World Cup, the four episodes of “One for all”, which follow Thibaut Courtois, Axel Witsel and Romelu Lukaku are no less fascinating. A real dive into the intimacy of these three players, from their childhood to their daily lives as kings of the round ball. We discover in particular a thoughtful Lukaku, very lucid about himself, who returns to this determination he has had since he was little. “I had one goal, to play football and get out of poverty. My father was a pro player but after that, we had nothing, zero. It gave me so much anger that I poured it out on the pitch. »
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The Inter Milan striker and goalscorer with the Red Devils also talks for the first time so explicitly about his private life, which he usually keeps jealously secret. We knew he had a child in 2019, Romeo, but we discover that he is also the father of a second boy, Jordan, aged one! “My children see an image of me that people don’t see, they see the real me. “, he explains. “I have a special relationship with Romeo, I recognize myself a lot in him. Children bring me peace. Football is my greatest passion, but when you have children, you can’t go home angry at night. At one point, I can panic and then I look at Romeo and calm down. The most important thing for me during the day is driving him to school. He already plays football, but I don’t put any pressure on him. »
