12 years ago, Belgium was anointed the future of the World Cup. Now, in 2026, their golden generation has one final chance.

Belgium has been one of Europe’s most consistent national teams over the past decade, qualifying for every major tournament since 2014 and finishing third at the 2018 World Cup— the best result in the country’s history.

The Red Devils struggled to let go of several aging stars during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, a decision that ultimately contributed to an early and disappointing exit.

There is still plenty of soccer to look forward to before the 2026 World Cup gets underway on June 11.

There was talk that Iran may not even be allowed to play, but now the players are gearing up for Belgium, Egypt and New Zealand.

The World Cup is almost upon us. From June 11 til July 19, 48 countries will fight to become World Champions in the tournament held in the USA, Mexico and Canada.The teams in the tournament have

The last warriors of Belgium's golden generations are set to blend with the stars of tomorrow in the FIFA World Cup 2026.