Georges Demulder

Cecil Georges Demulder (12 May 1919 – 6 May 1983) was a Belgian footballer who played as a forward. He made one appearance for the Belgium national team in 1939. He was a winger for White Star A.C., today's Molenbeek, and for Sporting CP.

Club career Georges Demulder played his first match for White Star AC in 1936. The club played in the first tier, Belgian Division of Honour. Demulder gradually became an important player in the team and his good performances earned him a selection for the Belgian national team in 1939.

With the Second World War approaching, the Demulder family moved to Portugal, where Georges's father could continue his work in the diamond industry. Georges Demulder joined the top club Sporting Clube de Portugal where he scored 14 goals, topping off with the Portuguese national championship of 1940–41. he scored 8 goals that season, including one against Benfica Lisbon. The match ended in a 2–1 loss for the "Red Devils" against Switzerland. Demulder was only the second White Star player to play on the Belgium national team, after Jean Fievez.

The international career of Demulder was disrupted by the Demulder family fleeing to Lisbon and the Second World War. Demulder's brother-in-law, Arsène Vaillant, playing for the same club, played later on the national team.

Death Demulder died on 6 May 1983, six days shy of his 64th birthday.