Belgium winger Jérémy Doku has sparked widespread discussion after revealing that he may temporarily leave Belgium's World Cup camp to be present for the birth of his first child, which is expected in early July.
The Manchester City star explained that while he remains fully committed to Belgium's World Cup campaign, family remains a priority and he would like to be there for the life-changing moment if circumstances allow.
Doku's comments have generated mixed reactions among football fans, with many praising his commitment to family while others questioned the potential impact on Belgium's World Cup ambitions.
The winger has been one of Belgium's key attacking players in recent years, making his availability a significant talking point as the tournament progresses.
Despite the debate, Doku emphasized that no final decision has been made and that any move would depend on the timing of the birth and Belgium's schedule at the tournament.
His remarks have nevertheless highlighted the difficult balance professional athletes often face between representing their country on the biggest stage and being present for major personal milestones.
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