There is no Real Madrid striker in the Belgian national team

There is no Real Madrid striker in the Belgium national team for the 2020 European Cup qualifier against San Marino tomorrow night.
Eden Hazard hasn't been able to debut with Real Madrid in the Spanish League. Now the same fate he suffered when he wanted to defend the national team nicknamed Les Diables Rouges ("Red Devils") in qualifying for the 2020 European Cup.

The Los Blancos player, as well as his younger brother, Thorgan, will miss the Belgium battle in the 2020 European Cup qualifiers against Scotland and San Marino due to injury.
Belgium will fight against San Marino and Scotland

Roberto Martínez's team, who have experienced bad news after several players resigned, will compete at San Marino on Thursday (5/9) before visiting Hampden Park in Scotland on Monday (9/9).


A muscle injury has prevented Eden Hazard from making his debut at Real Madrid since he dived last summer from Chelsea. His last appearance for Los Merengues was against RB Salzburg and AS Roma in August 2019. Meanwhile, his sister, Thorgan, also suffered a rib injury while playing for Borussia Dortmund.

On Tuesday (3/9) the Hazard brothers came to inform the Die Roten Teufel national team camp in Tubize, a city 21 kilometers southwest of the capital city of Brussels. Then they underwent medical tests before being returned to their respective clubs, but Martinez as manager of the Belgian team has not yet announced his replacement.
Courtois The only Real Madrid player in the Belgian national team.

Wolfsburg goalkeeper Koen Casteels had previously retired due to injury. Instead, Anderlecht's player, Hendrik Van Crombrugge, was called to the team. Club member Van Crombrugge, Vincent Kompany, former Manchester City defender and former Celtic midfielder Dedryck Boyata, who is now with Hertha Berlin, missed the initial selection due to injury. Dortmund midfielder Axel Witsel is also not in the final team.

The only Real Madrid player to defend Belgium is goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois. Height 199 cm has defended Los Blancos 30 times since moving in 2018.

Belgium leads Group I of the 2020 European Cup Qualifiers after winning their first four qualifying matches, with San Marino losing their fourth match and Scotland sitting fourth, six points behind De Rode Duivels before the meeting next Monday (9/9).

Russia, who finished second in Group I, were invited to Hampden on Friday before accepting Kazakhstan, who finished third next Monday.

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