Where does he play?

Increasingly he’s being deployed as a false nine (and has been compared to Liverpool’s Firmino for his selfless team-first efforts), but he’s pretty versatile. So versatile, in fact, that he could well have become a professional tennis player instead, but ended up concentrating on football.

Ace decision. Smashed it.

Yep. Club Brugge legend Gert Verheyen thinks so too. “His versatility is a huge asset. He is complete, with a mix of physical and technical qualities.”

There’s surely a risk that all of this early success will go to his head?

Not by the sounds of it: he still lives with his mum and still has Brugge posters on his walls.

Sweet.

He’s said, “I regularly look back at my matches. My mum sometimes wants to watch together, but I don't like that: everything looks good for her, whereas I prefer to look at it a little more critically.”

Hey, I wonder if his mum is called Kate-Lara?

Let’s leave it there.