AnderlechtA winter internship to Crete. Anderlecht will be preparing for the remainder of the competition in the Greek winter sun from tomorrow. It does without Wesley Hoedt and Sebastiano Esposito, both players are superfluous. A new head coach is also missing in Crete.
The break for the non-internationals of Sporting Anderlecht is over. Tomorrow the Purple & White selection will take the plane to Crete for the traditional winter training. It lasts until December 6 and Anderlecht will play two friendly matches on the spot. Anderlecht will practice against OFI Crete on Saturday and Panetolikos GFS will be the opponent next Tuesday. On December 10, Anderlecht will play a friendly match in Spain against Real Sociedad, number 3 in La Liga. Anderlecht will conclude on December 14 with a match against Rakow Czestochowa at Neerpede, which is the leader of the Polish league.
Not on the Brussels-Heraklion flight: Wesley Hoedt and Sebastiano Esposito. Those two players have made themselves impossible within the group in recent months and can look forward to another club. Inter Milan is eagerly looking for a solution for Esposito, who was rented out to Anderlecht for one year at the beginning of this season. Salernitana is mentioned as a possible track, that club is currently twelfth in Serie A. Wesley Hoedt would then be in the interest of Vitesse, number 13 in the Eredivisie.
Due to the absence of Vertonghen, Debast and N’Diaye, the young Ethan Butera is also allowed to go on an internship to Crete. Also not yet present in Greece: a new T1. The new Sports CEO, Jesper Fredberg, has completed his list of candidates and negotiations are also in full swing at the moment. But an agreement with a new coach has not yet been reached.
Fredberg, who only officially starts working for Anderlecht on January 1, currently commutes regularly between Denmark and Neerpede. While waiting for a new trainer, assistant coach Robin Veldman takes the lead. Anderlecht will resume after the World Cup on December 21 with a cup match against Racing Genk. Five days later, Anderlecht resumed the competition with a transfer to the Charleroi of ex-coach Felice Mazzu.
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