13 June 2026
For Frigyes, this is a very special summer. As an osteopath, he is part of the medical staff of the Belgian national team, the Red Devils, during the FIFA World Cup in the United States. The team has established its base camp in Seattle, a city renowned for its excellent training facilities and world-class sports infrastructure. These conditions provide the perfect environment to prepare the players for the challenges of the group stage.
In Group G, Belgium will face Egypt, New Zealand, and Iran. While the Red Devils are considered one of the favorites, no opponent can be underestimated at a World Cup. The focus is therefore entirely on thorough preparation and ensuring that every player is in peak physical condition.
As an osteopath, Frigyes plays an important role in this process. He works closely with the players on a daily basis, helping to prevent injuries, optimize recovery, and maintain their physical readiness throughout the tournament. In a competition where matches come in quick succession, recovery, mobility, and resilience can make all the difference.
One of the most striking aspects of the Belgian camp is the excellent atmosphere within the squad. There is a strong sense of unity, motivation, and determination among both players and staff. Everyone is working towards the same goal: progressing as far as possible in the tournament. This positive energy is evident both on and off the training field and serves as a solid foundation for success.
The journey begins with a match against Egypt, followed by encounters with Iran and New Zealand. Each game represents an important step toward qualification for the knockout stage. With meticulous preparation, professional support, and a strong team spirit, the Red Devils are looking forward to the challenge ahead with confidence and ambition.
We wish Frigyes and the entire Belgian squad the very best of luck and hope to see them go deep into the tournament. Here's to an exciting and successful World Cup campaign! ⚽
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