Belgium is experiencing fervent calls for Romelu Lukaku to be included in the starting lineup for their World Cup campaign, fueled by his immediate impact as a substitute. During a recent match against Egypt, Lukaku entered the game with Belgium trailing 1-0 and, within 22 seconds, created a play that led to an own goal. This performance has highlighted the increased attacking threat Belgium possesses with Lukaku leading the line. Despite the public and media pressure, national team coach remains hesitant to immediately grant Lukaku a starting position. The debate centers on balancing Lukaku’s proven ability to change a game with the team’s current formation and strategy. Lukaku, 33, has earned the nickname “Mister Impact” due to his consistent ability to influence matches upon entering the field. The coach’s cautious approach suggests a deliberate plan for Lukaku’s integration into the tournament.