Belgian football success on the rise

Belgium, with a population of 11 million, has become a formidable force in football, especially in the English Premier League. Despite this, the Belgian league struggles to retain top players due to financial constraints. The national team, known as the Red Devils, benefits from international exposure, which has improved their skills. Belgium's adoption of the German training model has enhanced coaching and youth development. This progress is observed by the English FA, which aims to improve its own players' skills. Belgium's success in producing top players is gaining international attention.

What has contributed to Belgium's rise in football rankings over the past four years?

How has the Belgian league been affected by the presence of players in the English Premier League?

What is the current goal for the Belgium national football team according to their manager?

What changes were made to Belgium's football training model a decade ago?

In what ways is the FA in Britain trying to improve the technical skills of young English players?