Bellegarde books into Wolves' XI as Lugano's Delcroix stays sharp in Europe

Jean-Ricner Bellegarde is the week's standout Grenadier at club level. The Wolverhampton midfielder has started three of the last four EFL Championship fixtures: he scored in Tuesday 13 October's 3-1 home defeat to Bolton, started the 2-1 win at Burnley on 16 October, then came off the bench in the 1-1 draw with Portsmouth on 20 October, picking up a yellow card. That run of appearances confirms Bellegarde as a first-choice option for Wolves in the second tier, even as the club's form is mixed — one win, one draw, one defeat across those three games.

Hannes Delcroix provides the clearest European news. The defender started FC Lugano's 3-2 UEFA Conference League win over RSB on 15 October, his most recent club outing. Flashscore credits him with a season rating of 8.0 in the Swiss Super League (eight appearances, three goals), underlining his exceptional 2026-27 form at club level.

On the national-team ledger: Haiti sit second in CONCACAF Nations League Group A with nine points from four games (W3 D0 L1), one point behind leaders Curaçao on ten. The group stage is complete; Haiti's next competitive window has not been announced.

Elsewhere, sources confirm Josué Casimir has left AJ Auxerre on a season-long loan to Dynamo Moscow, with an option to make the deal permanent.