Belgium's Zeno Debast resumes training ahead of Iran World Cup match

Belgium is gearing up for its second World Cup group game on Sunday evening in Los Angeles, where the Red Devils will face Iran, while defender Zeno Debast of Sporting CP took his first individual training session after a thigh injury, having received medical clearance following an MRI scan. The national side is training calmly ahead of the Iran encounter. After the opening‑match victory, confidence runs high, and coach Rudi Garcia intends to keep the squad focused, noting that a positive result could bring the Red Devils nearer to the knockout round. Images posted by the Belgian football federation on social media show Zeno Debast conducting an individual session. The 22‑year‑old defender, who plays for Sporting CP, has been working on his recovery after a thigh‑bone injury.

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According to Sudinfo, Debast recently underwent an MRI scan and received a green light from the medical team to resume training gradually. The clearance indicates that his rehabilitation is progressing as planned. Despite the progress, Debast will not be available for the match against Iran, nor is he expected to feature in the third group game. The exact date when he can rejoin full group training remains undecided.

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If his recovery continues without setbacks, Garcia could consider him as an option for the knockout stage. At 22, Debast is viewed as a key prospect for Belgium’s future. He is regarded as an important pawn for the national team’s long‑term plans.