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RSC Anderlecht are actively making moves in the summer 2025 transfer window, with recent reports confirming their interest in signing Turkish defender Yasin Özcan on loan from Aston Villa to reinforce their back line following ongoing defensive issues[1][4][6]. In addition, Dutch midfielder Enric Llansana has joined Anderlecht from Go Ahead Eagles and is adapting well, expressing enthusiasm for the club’s project and focusing on the upcoming European fixtures[4][6].

On the European stage, Anderlecht are preparing for a crucial third qualifying round scheduled for August 7 at Lotto Park, with ticket sales already underway and high demand reported[5]. Matches in these rounds are available for streaming on the club’s Mauve TV platform, although access is limited to Belgian viewers[5].

In recent matches, Anderlecht faced Cercle Brugge in league action on August 3, 2025, with live updates and play-by-play coverage posted during the fixture[7]. The club’s pre-season performance has drawn criticism from former coach Hein Vanhaezebrouck, who noted persistent defensive weaknesses, especially after a disappointing recent result[1].

In terms of other squad changes, the winter 2025 transfer window saw significant activity with Francis Amuzu moving to Grêmio, Anders Dreyer transferring to San Diego FC, and Mathias Jørgensen departing for LA Galaxy, among others[2]. Elyèss Houssa Dao and Amando Lapage arrived as new additions from Amiens SC and Westerlo, respectively[2].

Looking ahead, Anderlecht continues to prioritize strengthening its squad defensively and aims to build on both domestic and European ambitions for the 2025/26 season.

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