Romelu Lukaku has been included in Belgium's squad for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, despite ongoing injury issues that have limited his playtime this season. The Napoli striker, alongside midfield star Kevin de Bruyne and goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, will participate in their fourth World Cup. Lukaku, who has not represented Belgium since scoring against Wales in June 2022, has faced significant challenges, playing only five Serie A matches this season. The squad also includes notable Premier League talents like Leandro Trossard and Jérémy Doku. Belgium's coach Rudi Garcia has opted not to include young midfielder Nathan de Cat, who made his debut earlier this year. The team is eager to improve upon their previous World Cup performance, where they finished third in 2018 but faced a disappointing group-stage exit in 2022. Belgium will kick off their World Cup journey in Group G against Egypt on June 15, followed by matches against Iran and New Zealand.