According to La Dernière Heure, Anderlecht has submitted an offer to Thomas Meunier to reinforce their squad after Ilay Camara's injury, which will prevent Camara from playing for about two months.

According to Le Soir, Thomas Meunier is being considered by several Belgian top clubs, and Anderlecht is reported to have already made an offer for him. Het Nieuwsblad later reported that Anderlecht formally denied wanting to sign Meunier. Anderlecht is seeking a right back this summer. Meunier is a free agent after his contract at Lille was not extended. He manages his career himself and is looking for a competitive club with European football that keeps him visible to the Belgian national team. Meunier wants a project that aligns with his ambitions for the national team. Anderlecht cannot match the financial and sporting conditions that some other clubs can offer. Even if Meunier were to make financial concessions, the total package remains costly for Anderlecht, as a free transfer for a player of his profile usually includes a signing bonus, a substantial salary, and clear sporting agreements.

According to Voetbalnieuws.be, Anderlecht is interested in Thomas Meunier and has made a contract offer to the Belgian international. Antwerp has also made inquiries, and there is foreign interest in the 34-year-old right-back.

Anderlecht is said to have inquired about Thomas Meunier. Het Nieuwsblad reports that Anderlecht formally denies that they want to bring in Meunier. According to the newspaper, there was contact with the former Club Brugge player.