Title: Tolu Arokodare Sees Bright Future for Belgium at 2026 World Cup As the world gears up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, one man is predicting a strong showing from the Red Devils of Belgium. Wolves striker Tolu Arokodare, a Nigerian forward with a Belgian connection, has expressed his optimism about the team's chances in the tournament. Arokodare's love affair with Belgium began during his two-year stint with KRC Genk, a Belgian Pro League club. The experience not only sharpened his skills but also earned him a special affinity for the country and its people. His time in Belgium has, in a way, made him a partial 'Belgian' himself, as he put it. The 2026 World Cup will feature some of the world's top teams, including Belgium, Egypt, Iran, and New Zealand, in Group G. The Red Devils will kick off their campaign against the Pharaohs of Egypt at the Seattle Stadium on June 15. With a mix of seasoned veterans and young talent, Belgium is poised to make a statement in the tournament. Arokodare's friendship with several Belgium national team players adds to his confidence in their abilities. He hopes that some of his former teammates at KRC Genk, such as Bryan Heynen and Matte Smets, will make the World Cup squad. Their inclusion would not only be a testament to their skills but also a validation of the progress made by the Belgian football ecosystem. While only time will tell if Belgium will live up to Arokodare's predictions, his enthusiasm is undoubtedly infectious. As Nigerian football fans look forward to the tournament, they will be watching with interest to see how the Red Devils fare against the best teams in the world. Will Belgium's rich football heritage, combined with Arokodare's optimism, be enough to propel them to greatness? Only the 2026 World Cup will tell.