"He Probably Won't Be Able to Start Friday" : Van Bommel Will Continue to Manage His Group
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Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku have been among the absolute mainstays of the Red Devils for years, but according to Jelle Vossen, their status is no longer untouchable under Mark van Bommel. The former Red Devil sees that the competition is increasing and believes that the two figureheads will also have to prove themselves again.
Romelu Lukaku did not feature in Belgium's 0-1 defeat against France. Belgian analysts Steven Defour, Jan Ceulemans, Tessa Wullaert, and Jelle Vossen discuss the striker's current status with the Red Devils. Does Mark van Bommel still intend to use him frequently, or is Lukaku's role becoming increasingly smaller?
Mark van Bommel has played the map of continuity to promote automation. He will now have to manage physical data and some frustrations. ...
With this particularly long international truce, in which the selections play four games, each coach has to manage his group at best. Zinedine Zidane has opted for a massive turnover; Mark van Bommel instead opts for a division of the game time, but already knows that on Friday he will make changes.
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