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Genk is a football club based in Genk, Belgium, playing their home matches at Cegeka Arena. Follow Genk on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, squad information, transfer news, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Joris Kayembe Ditu has been the standout performer for Genk in league play this season with a rating of 7.54. Bryan Heynen and Kevin Amaro have also impressed with ratings of 7.48 and 7.48 respectively.

Rafiu Durosinmi leads Genk's scoring in league play with 6 goals this season. Aaron Bibout has contributed 3, while Josue Kongolo has added 2.

Jeppe Erenbjerg is the chief creator for Genk in league play with 3 assists this season. Junya Ito and Ayumu Yokoyama have also been key playmakers with 2 and 1 assists respectively.

Looking ahead, Genk face some tough tests on the horizon, with 2 home games and 3 away fixtures in their next 5 matches. This includes 2 difficult fixtures, and 1 match of moderate difficulty, and 2 more favorable encounters. Upcoming opponents: Union St.Gilloise (away), RAAL La Louvière (home), St.Truiden (away), OH Leuven (home), and Sporting Charleroi (away).

Genk currently sits in 6th place in the First Division A with 15 points from 10 matches (4W 3D 3L).

Genk's squad consists of 33 players. Goalkeepers: Hendrik van Crombrugge (Belgium), Tobe Leysen (Belgium), Tobias Lawal (Austria), Lucca Brughmans (Belgium), Brent Stevens (Belgium), Émile Doucouré (Mali). Defenders: Kayden Pierre (USA), Christiaan Ravych (Belgium), Matte Smets (Belgium), Joris Kayembe Ditu (DR Congo), Yaimar Medina (Ecuador), Brad Manguelle (Belgium), Milan Roganović (Montenegro), Ken Nkuba (Belgium), Adrián Palacios (Venezuela), Josue Kongolo (Belgium), Zion Henry (Belgium), Christian Akpan (Nigeria). Midfielders: Benjamin Tahirović (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Bryan Heynen (Belgium), Jeppe Erenbjerg (Denmark), Kevin Amaro (Uruguay), Ibrahima Sory Bangoura (Guinea), Nikolas Sattlberger (Austria), Daan Heymans (Belgium), August De Wannemacker (Belgium), Kenan Haroun (Belgium). Forwards: Junya Ito (Japan), Rafiu Durosinmi (Nigeria), Aaron Bibout (Cameroon), Ayumu Yokoyama (Japan), Noah Adedeji-Sternberg (Belgium), Jerry Afriyie (Ghana).

Genk transfers: New signings include Tobe Leysen (from OH Leuven), Milan Roganović (from Partizan Beograd), Christiaan Ravych (from Cercle Brugge), Lucca Brughmans (from Liverpool), Benjamin Tahirović (from Brøndby IF) and 5 more. Players transferred out include Robin Mirisola (to OH Leuven), Jarne Steuckers (to Bochum), Lucca Brughmans (to Liverpool), Mujaid Sadick (to Rayo Vallecano), Zakaria El Ouahdi (to Hamburger SV) and 6 more.

Jess Thorup is the current head coach of Genk. Under their leadership, the team has achieved a 47% win rate across 15 matches, averaging 1.73 points per game.

Notable previous managers include Domenico Olivieri managed the club for 3 seasons, recording 3 wins from 6 matches (50% win rate). Thorsten Fink managed the club for 2 seasons, recording 31 wins from 58 matches (53% win rate). Other former coaches include Nicky Hayen, Wouter Vrancken, John van den Brom, Bernd Storck, Hannes Wolf, Felice Mazzù, Philippe Clement, Peter Maes, Emilio Ferrera, Alex McLeish, and Mario Been.

Genk plays their home matches at Cegeka Arena in Genk, which has a capacity of 24,956.

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