Marc Wilmots has been confirmed as the new manager of the Belgian national side.
The 43-year-old has agreed a deal to take charge until the World Cup in Brazil in 2014.
The former Schalke midfielder has been in charge since the resignation of Georges Leekens last month and has overseen a 2-2 draw with Macedonia and 1-0 defeat to England.
"A month ago, Marc had taken over this role in unexpected and difficult circumstances, and confirmed since then all his excellent work in recent years," read a statement on the Belgian Football Federation website.
"Moreover, he succeeded incredibly quickly in making a big impression as coach among the players and the coaching staff.
"Marc Wilmots and KBVB are proud and delighted that the professional framework around the Red Devils will continue with Marc at the head of the team."
Belgium aim to qualify for Brazil with a host of top players, many of whom ply their trade in the Premier League.
Stars such as Eden Hazard, Thomas Vermaelen, Marouane Fellaini, Vincent Kompany and Romelu Lukaku will be hoping to play a pivotal part in their qualifying campaign.
