KRC Genk is showing concrete interest in Felix Lemaréchal, who scored his first goal as a Cercle employee yesterday against the Limburgers. The creative midfielder is high on the wish list.
Genk is looking for a replacement for Bilal El Khannouss, who is probably playing his last games for Genk. Lemaréchal is in the picture to succeed him.
The 20-year-old Frenchman is rented from Monaco and has a contract there until 2027. His market value is already estimated at 3 million euros. It is also a similar profile to the Genk turntable.
Good feet, agile and fast. But also a lack of statistics, but that can be worked on. In addition to his goal, Lemaréchal also provided his fifth assist against Genk.
Miron Muslic, his coach at Cercle, believes he has a great future. “I am very happy for Félix as he can demonstrate his extraordinary talent at the highest level of play-off 1,” Muslic shared. “He is truly a fantastic talent. Certainly, at the age of 20 he still has peaks and valleys, but in addition to his excellent technique, he has unique physical capabilities.”
“During training he is the fastest player at Cercle, even though we have several Speedy Gonzales in our team. Félix plays on instinct, from his intuition and his feeling. As a coach this can sometimes be frustrating, but it is part of his style. “
“The transition from Monaco to Cercle has made him much more complete as a player. Here he has learned that hard work on the field is essential, even for a top talent. Félix has a bright future ahead of him.”
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