In
Bogdan Mykhaylichenko (def) Zorya Lugansk; Timon Wellenreuther (gk) Willem II; Ilias Takidine (mid) KRC Genk Res.; Thomas Didillon (gk) KRC Genk – end of loan; Ognjen Vranjes (def) AEK Athens – end of loan; James Lawrence (def) St. Pauli – end of loan; Antonio Milic (def) Rayo Vallecano – end of loan; Bubacarr Sanneh (def) Oostende – end of loan; Josue Sa (def) Huesca – end of loan; Hannes Delcroix (def) RKC Waalwijk – end of loan; Aristote Nkaka (mid) Racing Santander – end of loan; Luka Adzic (mid) Emmen – end of loan; Kenny Saief (mid) Lechia Gdansk – end of loan; Kristal Abazaj (mid) Kukesi – end of loan;
Out
Alexis Saelemaekers (r) (mid) Milan – loan made permanent; Philippe Sandler (r) (def) Man City – end of loan; Nacer Chadli (r) (mid) Monaco – end of loan; Marko Pjaca (sp) (mid) Juventus – end of loan; Dejan Joveljic (sp) (att) Eintracht Frankfurt – end of loan; Andy Najar (sp) (def) Los Angeles FC; Sven Kums (sp) (mid) KAA Gent – loan made permanent; Sieben Dewaele (sp) (def) Heerenveen – on loan; Samir Nasri (sp) (mid) released; Frank Boeckx (gk) end of career; Davy Roef (gk) KAA Gent; Thierry Lutonda (def) RKC Waalwijk – on loan;
Target
Top 3 finish looks achievable, but the real goal is the title. Having large squad and exciting mix between young talents and tested veterans definitely makes Anderlecht contenders again.