Belgian top tier clubs all pass club licensing criteria but second tier teams have difficulties
April 23 – All Belgian top flight clubs have been issued a license for the 2024-25 season by the Belgian FA (RBFA) but in the second division KV Oostende, Patro Eisden and Francs Borains all failed to be meet the licensing criteria.
Reigning Belgian champions Antwerp were slapped with a €50,000 fine because the club does not have a women’s team, an infringement of European requirements, but all other 1A clubs were given the green light.
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