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KRC Genk

Founded in 1988, Genk possesses one of Europe's most renowned talent academies, developing Kevin De Bruyne and Thibaut Courtois.

BelgiumFounded 1988Cegeka ArenaView the 34-player squad ↓

First-team squad

2026–27 season · as of · Head coach: Jess Thorup

Goalkeepers5

No.PlayerNation
1 Tobe Leysen Belgium
26 Tobias Lawal Austria
28 Lucca Brughmans Belgium
86 Kenan Haroun Belgium
97 Emile Doucouré Mali

Defenders12

No.PlayerNation
5 Christiaan Ravych Belgium
6 Matte Smets Belgium
18 Joris Kayembe DR Congo
19 Yaimar Medina Ecuador
20 Kevin Amaro Uruguay
25 Milan Roganović Montenegro
27 Ken Nkuba Belgium
34 Adrián Palacios Venezuela
44 Josue Kongolo Belgium
65 Christian Akpan Nigeria
73 Elie Mbavu Belgium
84 Emmanuel Sarfo Belgium

Midfielders7

No.PlayerNation
4 Benjamin Tahirović Bosnia and Herzegovina
8 Bryan Heynen C Belgium
11 Jeppe Erenbjerg Denmark
21 Ibrahima Sory Bangoura Guinea
24 Nikolas Sattlberger Austria
38 Daan Heymans Belgium
56 August De Wannemacker Belgium

Forwards6

No.PlayerNation
10 Junya Itō Japan
17 Rafiu Durosinmi Nigeria
23 Aaron Bibout Cameroon
30 Ayumu Yokoyama Japan
32 Noah Adedeji-Sternberg Belgium
33 Jerry Afriyie Ghana
Out on loan
  • –Mujaid Sadick · Defender · Spain · at Rayo Vallecano
  • –Jarne Steuckers · Forward · Belgium · at VfL Bochum
  • –Robin Mirisola · Forward · Belgium · at Oud-Heverlee Leuven
  • –Jusef Erabi · Forward · Sweden · at Preston North End

Squad sources: Wikipedia — KRC Genk – Current squad; KRC Genk (cited by Wikipedia; not fetched directly) — 1ste ploeg. Squads change during transfer windows; check the date above.

Player profiles

Current and former players with a full PlayerWikipedia profile.

Sources

  1. K.R.C. Genk — Wikipedia (accessed 2 November 2026)