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Doku back in boost to Belgium's Nations League squad

Jeremy Doku returns to Mark van Bommel's 26-man Belgium squad for their upcoming Nations League fixtures, while Thibaut Courtois remains absent.

Jeremy Doku

Doku last played for Belgium in their quarter-final defeat to Spain at this summer's World Cup. A calf injury kept him out of the last international break and sidelined him for the first part of the club season.

The 24-year-old has since returned for Manchester City, scoring once and providing one assist in nine appearances across all competitions.

Belgium are still without Real Madrid goalkeeper Courtois, who agreed with Van Bommel during the last international break that he would take a period of leave from the squad. Four goalkeepers have been selected: Jari De Busser, Senne Lammens, Mike Penders and Maarten Vandevoordt.

Genk defender Josue Kongolo earns his first senior call-up after being promoted from Belgium's under-21 side. He replaces AC Milan's Koni De Winter, with Van Bommel confirming that De Winter had refused a call-up because he was unhappy at being left on the bench for previous games.

Five Serie A players are included in the squad: Kevin De Bruyne, Diego Moreira, Arthur Theate, Mandela Keita and Charles De Ketelaere.

Belgium sit third in Group A1 after four Nations League matches, behind Italy and France. They travel to Turkiye on November 12 before hosting Roberto Mancini's Italy in Brussels three days later.

Belgium squad in full

26 players

Goalkeepers

  • Jari De Busser · AZ
  • Senne Lammens · Manchester United
  • Mike Penders · Chelsea
  • Maarten Vandevoordt · RB Leipzig

Defenders

  • Timothy Castagne · Fulham
  • Maxim De Cuyper · Brighton
  • Josue Kongolo · Genk
  • Brandon Mechele · Club Brugge
  • Nathan Ngoy · Lille
  • Kyriani Sabbe · Club Brugge
  • Joaquin Seys · Club Brugge
  • Arthur Theate · Bologna

Midfielders

  • Kevin De Bruyne · Napoli
  • Mandela Keita · Parma
  • Romeo Lavia · Chelsea
  • Nicolas Raskin · Rangers
  • Youri Tielemans · Manchester United
  • Hans Vanaken · Club Brugge

Forwards

  • Hugo Cuypers · Monterrey
  • Charles De Ketelaere · Atalanta
  • Jeremy Doku · Manchester City
  • Mika Godts · Paris Saint-Germain
  • Romelu Lukaku · Fenerbahce
  • Dodi Lukebakio · Benfica
  • Diego Moreira · AC Milan
  • Leandro Trossard · Besiktas