Emile Doucouré was signed by Genk from Beerschot. According to reports, Genk paid a transfer fee of 1 million euro. Gazet van Antwerpen reports that Genk offered more than the clause that could have been triggered in the upcoming summer.

Voetbalnieuws.be reports that 18-year-old goalkeeper Emiel Doucouré has moved from Beerschot to KRC Genk. He has signed a contract for 4.5 seasons, until the summer of 2030. Doucouré will join the first-team squad for daily training and will initially play matches with Jong Genk.

Sacha Tavolieri reports that Emile Doucouré is set to sign for KRC Genk. There is an agreement and the player is expected on Monday for his medical examination. Beerschot will receive €1M as a transfer fee. Emile Doucouré will sign a contract until June 2029. The deal was handled by Sports360 GmbH.

Het Nieuwsblad reports that Genk is attempting to sign 18-year-old goalkeeper Emile Doucouré from Beerschot. The report adds that Doucouré, who holds both Malian and Belgian nationality, is a Belgian youth international considered a great talent and has previously attracted interest from several Belgian and foreign top clubs. According to the same report, Genk aims to take advantage of the player's current situation, as he is now third choice at his club after an injury prevented him from becoming the first-choice keeper in the summer, and the initial plan is for him to join Jong Genk. David Van den Broeck also reported that KRC Genk is trying to sign the Beerschot goalkeeper, who would begin with Jong Genk. Doucouré has one cap for Belgium's U19 team. His contract with Beerschot VA runs until June 30, 2028, and his current Transfermarkt market value is €300k.