Lucas Noubi draws closer to the Red Devils thanks to his exploits in La Corogne
Lucas Noubi, trained for ten years at Standard, is progressing quickly at Deportivo La Coruña and is being offered a starting role with the Diablotins. His development raises hope of a future place in the Red Devils squad, an ambition fueled by Nathan Ngoy’s path.
Progression in La Coruña and national prospects
At Deportivo La Coruña, Lucas Noubi shows a notable progression, which earns him a place in the starting lineup with the Diablotins. This visibility strengthens the discussions about a possible integration into the Red Devils squad, with the Belgian national coach closely monitoring his performances.
Noubi’s ambition resonates with the career of Nathan Ngoy, a former Standard teammate who also reached a decisive milestone since leaving Sclessin. Ngoy illustrates the possibility of moving from a Belgian club to international recognition.
Standard, which trained Noubi for a decade, feels a slight pang in its heart watching his rise abroad. The club would have liked to see him leave Sclessin through the front door, despite the obvious potential he embodied.
Recent steps and future goals
After playing his last match at Rouche, on the RFC Tournai ground during a D1 FFA Playdown, Noubi is now a regular starter in the Liga. This development demonstrates his rapid adaptation to Spanish football.
He acclimatized quickly last season, to the point of being mentioned in the small publications of Atletico Madrid. “I am still adapting to the level, because we face a formidable opponent every week. La Coruña is a true football city; you can feel it in the atmosphere. We have been promoted back to the Liga, and it is one of the finest moments of my career,” the young defender said.
A starter with the Diablotins, Noubi can now dream of wearing the Red Devils jersey if he maintains his progression. He hopes to reunite with Nathan Ngoy, who has also taken another step forward since leaving Sclessin, the two having played together nine times with Standard.
“I hope so; the Red Devils are certainly my goal. If I keep working and performing at my club, it will eventually happen,” Lucas Noubi concluded with confidence.