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The 2023/24 season will forever be a special one for Aude Waldbillig. The talented goalkeeper, who's still just 16, made her Lotto Super League debut in Sclessin, signed a three-year contract with RSCA and took part in the Euro U17s with Belgium. She tells us all about it in episode 12 of Dream Big, and lets us know how she's managing her rise at the club. Hard-working, humble and Made in Neerpede, Aude has everything it takes to become one of the key players of the RSCA Women and the Red Flames in the future.

Kaïs Barry takes the spotlight in episode 11 of Dream Big. The promising young defender enjoyed a wonderful season after making his professional debut in August. In this episode, we follow Kaïs's personal life and his relationship with religion. You’ll also be first row for Kaïs’ contract extension, together with his father Copa Barry, legendary goalkeeper of the Pro League.

During the weekend of the Brussels Derby, we speak with Ismael Baouf in episode 10 of Dream Big. Together with his father, himself a former professional at RWDM, the young defender of the RSCA Futures reflects on his growth and discusses his dreams. An episode about love for the game, between father and son, over club colors.

Brussels-born Amine Mahroug signed his first professional contract for RSC Anderlecht at 15. The promising left-back speaks with pride about purple and white and his love for the capital's football culture.

The dream of Mattis Segers and his Mauve & White family comes true when the young goalkeeper signs his first professional contract with RSCA.

This episode is about Lilian Vergeylen, silent force of the RSCA Futures. On the pitch he tries to let his feet do the talking, while off the field he works with the mental coach on confidence and courage.

The story of Jarne Flies is one of contradictions: he's talkative, even though he initially did not speak a word of French. And his feet are fast, even though he hardly got any time on the pitch over the recent months. The young midfielder speaks about mentality and patience in episode 6 of Dream Big.

Guillaume Gillet looks back on the 07/08 season. About versatility under Ariël Jacobs, about the RSCA's last cup win, and about the story behind the remarkable celebration with the double jersey.

Episode 5 of Tactics: Olivier Deschacht about the 30th title of the Mauves. About his desire to be the best, surrounded by a team of football geniuses.

Danish Dynamite from another era in episode 4 of Tactics: Morten Olsen talks about the year 1983, the year of RSCA's last European title.

In episode 3 of Tactics, Philippe Albert talks about total football under Johan Boskamp and the triumphs of the 1990s.

In the second episode, Frank discusses the goalkeeper's role in the - for now - final 2016/17 title year. Later this season, the series can also be seen on Mauve TV.

Tomasz Radzinski about the magical 2000/01 season.

The fifth episode of the Dream Big series is dedicated to Anas Tajaouart. The 18-year-old Brussels native spent his childhood between Molenbeek, where he grew up, and Neerpede. Anas is now a key element of the RSCA Futures' midfield and dreams of making his first steps in the first team.

Terry Van de Ven stars in the fourth episode of Dream Big. The young striker, Made in Neerpede, currently plays for RSCA's U16s. Terry is a cold-blooded number 9, with Lukaku as role model and Nigeria in his blood. His dream? To make his debut for RSC Anderlecht, and to take part in a World Cup with Belgium.

Episode three tells the story of Michiel Haentjens, a promising goalkeeper who not only commutes between the U18, the Futures and the first team, but also between Neerpede, his boarding school and his final year of secondary school. Michiel combines a smart mind with good feet and strong hands. The prototype of a Neerpede goalkeeper.

In episode two of Dream Big, you get to know the Engwandas. Alonzo, captain of the RSCA Futures, is teammates with his youngest brother Nunzio since the beginning of the season. Nunzio, only 15 years old, broke the record for the youngest professional debut ever in Belgian football earlier this year. An episode full of brotherly rivalry, love for basketball and the Mauves, and big dreams. 

In episode 1 of Dream Big, Tristan Degreef tells how he joined RSC Anderlecht as a young boy from Leuven, and suddenly got his chance to prove himself with the big boys only last year. Today, Tristan trains with the A-team, and hopes for playtime under head coach Brian Riemer.