What happened to Belgium and their golden generation?

And yet they remain the only country conducting that place before winning a major trophy.

“Overall, this generation certainly has what to get to achieve a great goal of winning a title,” said Jean-Marie Petously in the East Side Championships Finals and 1986 World Cup Semi-Finals.

“Unfortunately, it doesn’t work because players rarely play as a real team, with a player running for another. The severity of some shoulders, not enough.”

Belgium is good at the 2018 World Cup – Brazil beats the quarter-finals – to just crawl in the semi-finals against the semi-finals.

But, for all hype and hope, as good as it is. As in 2016, Euro 2020 ended in quarter-finals. The 2022 World Cup saw them falling into group stages between retirement, Roberto Martinez resigned and discussed rifts of squads in squads.

Ahing Midfielder was reported Radja Gaggolan claiming that they were a team of many individuals who seek to stand.

It continued under Martinez’s replacement, the young former coach of Leipzig Domenico Tedesco. Suddenly the sons offered to self-inflicted exile experienced a lack of trust in the new manager.

“The side actually has a very good qualification campaign for Euro 2024,” Bart Lagae said, reporter with Belgian newspaper.

“It surprised people because of the risk and others lost, they thought that the golden generation was over.

“But there is a new manager with a new system, new players like Jeremy Doku who live by opponent’s attack.”

But after an ungrated road leading to Germany, the tournament ends with 9 debris in France. They just snatched the knock-out after a Ukrainian draw that sees fans that flow along the side of Stuttgart.

“Things didn’t grow up,” added pfaff. “The shows are sitting, no sign of progress and the results are not correct.

“Key players often lost damage, and have repeated differences in the room, which did not help things and a constant disturbing cause.”