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Roméo Lavia Mika Godts at the centre of DH Football's clean‑up

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Roméo Lavia Mika Godts at the centre of DH Football's clean‑up

In the editorial office of DH Football, on September 29, 2026, Christophe Franken, Frédéric Bleus, Yves Taildeman and Romain Van der Pluym debate around Jonathan Lange. On the agenda: the phenomenon Roméo Lavia, the possible new boss Mika Godts and Mark van Bommel’s first rating of the Red Devils’ matches in Italy and against France.

The three questions of the editorial

The three key points of the meeting are clearly displayed on the table. First, why everyone loves Roméo Lavia, whose style has impressed observers. Second, the question of whether Mika Godts is ready to become the new boss of the Red Devils, and finally, the rating to assign to Mark van Bommel for his analysis of the performances.

The DH Football Club’s “Décrassage” revisits the Red Devils’ matches in Italy and against France, often called the Blues. Christophe Franken and Frédéric Bleus provide their viewpoints, while Yves Taildeman highlights the tactical impact. The newspaper’s Sports segment links these observations to the European stakes.

At the same time, Moreira was suspended for the match in his hometown of Liège, which cost him points. Despite this sanction, van Bommel still believes in his potential and defends him publicly. Romain Van der Pluym notes that discipline remains crucial for the team.

In summary, the DH editorial is preparing a new issue that promises to enlighten supporters about the future of the Red Devils. The answers to the three questions could influence the technical staff’s decisions before the next international engagements.

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