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Genk

Genk

BelgiumJupiler Pro LeagueEst. 1988
2026/27ONGOING
Thorsten FinkCegeka Arena · Genk · 24,956
History

Season 2026/27

#TeamPGDPts
1Club Brugge KV10+1827
2Union St. Gilloise10+2226
3Gent10+1325
4Charleroi10+924
5Anderlecht10+219
6Genk10+415
7Lommel United10+215
8KVC Westerlo10014
9Standard Liege10-112
10KV Mechelen10-512
11Zulte Waregem10-411
12Antwerp10-610
13SK Beveren10-710
14OH Leuven10-79
15St. Truiden10-38
16RAAL La Louvière10-107
17Cercle Brugge10-96
18Kortrijk10-184

About Genk

Genk is a football club based in Genk, Belgium playing their home matches at Cegeka Arena. This page carries live scores, squad, season statistics, fixtures and the Jupiler Pro League table.

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

Jeppe Erenbjerg is the chief creator with 3 assists this season. Junya Ito has also chipped in with 2 assists, while Daan Heymans has added 1 assist.

Genk sit 6th in the Jupiler Pro League with 15 points from 10 matches (4W 3D 3L) and a goal difference of +4.

Recent results for Genk:

Upcoming fixtures for Genk:

Two of Genk's next five are at home, against RAAL La Louvière and OH Leuven; they travel to Union St. Gilloise, St. Truiden and Charleroi.

Genk's squad consists of 35 players. Goalkeepers: Lucca Kiaba Mounganga (Belgium), E. Doucouré (Belgium), Tobias Lawal (Austria), H. Van Crombrugge (Belgium), Tobe Leysen (Belgium). Defenders: E. Sarfo (Belgium), Christian Akpan (Nigeria), H. Zion, Joris Kayembe (Congo DR), Josué Kongolo (Belgium), Brad Ryan Manguelle (Belgium), Yaimar Medina (Ecuador), K. Nkuba (Belgium), Kevin Amaro (Uruguay), Christiaan Ravych (Belgium), Milan Roganović (Montenegro), A. Palacios (Venezuela), K. Pierre (USA), Matte Smets (Belgium). Midfielders: Benjamin Tahirovic (Bosnia and Herzegovina), M. Kone, Jeppe Erenbjerg (Denmark), Junya Ito (Japan), Daan Heymans (Belgium), Bryan Heynen (Belgium), Nikolas Sattlberger (Austria), Noah Adedeji-Sternberg (Belgium), Ibrahima Bangoura (Guinea), August De Wannemacker (Belgium), K. Haroun. Forwards: Ayumu Yokoyama (Japan), Aaron Bibout (Cameroon), Rafiu Durosinmi (Nigeria), Djoully Nzoko (Finland), Jerry Afriyie (Ghana).

Thorsten Fink is the current head coach of Genk.

Genk play their home matches at Cegeka Arena in Genk, which has a capacity of 24,956. The club was founded in 1988.

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