“Anderlecht : le banc, un vrai point faible pour Riemer”

Le club d’Anderlecht, qui fait partie des plus grands et des plus titrés en Belgique, connait actuellement des difficultés à maintenir sa place dans le top 8. Les mauves ont en effet perdu leur dernier match contre le FC Malines, mettant en évidence les difficultés du club à maintenir une bonne dynamique de jeu. Alors que les supporters attendent des résultats de plus en plus probants, la question se pose : “Anderlecht a-t-il la capacité de rebondir ?” Cet article examine les performances récentes du club et analyse les raisons de ses difficultés actuelles, notamment la question épineuse des transferts et des rotations de joueurs.


Anderlecht football team is facing a problem with their bench players. Coach Brian Riemer is finding it difficult to bring new players on from the bench who can make an immediate impact. This is a significant issue as the team is aiming to compete in both domestic and European competitions. The current bench consists of mostly inexperienced players, and Riemer does not have many options if a starter is unable to perform or sustain an injury. Furthermore, the coach cannot afford to rest his first-team players without comprising the quality of the team. The only experienced player on the bench is Benito Raman, who can occasionally integrate into the team without raising any eyebrows. Other reserve players, such as Kristian Arnstad, have yet to prove themselves, and Riemer does not expect much contribution from them in the upcoming season. One example of this lack of options is Moussa N’diaye, who played poorly in the game against Sunday. Riemer would have removed him from the game earlier, but due to the absence of Murillo, he had no choice but to play N’diaye until the end of the game. Looking forward, the club needs to focus on improving their bench players to compete effectively in all competitions.