At Club Brugge, the management of the club has often been highlighted. The leaders managed to find the right formula to guarantee balance.
Between the young people trained within the club and the gems found at reasonable prices elsewhere, the expenses are rarely significant. Furthermore, Bruges never carries out a revolution and prefers to go about it in small steps.
Record broken for Club Brugge
In addition to this, the sums collected for transfers are increasingly substantial. After breaking the record for the most expensive outgoing transfer in history with Charles De Ketelaere a year and a half ago, a new record will be broken next summer with Antonio Nusa.
Arriving in 2021 from Stabaek, the young Norwegian prodigy quickly established himself in Venice of the North to the point of attracting the attention of clubs like Chelsea, Newcastle and Tottenham. But the club that won was Brentford.
The English will thus spend no less than 37 million euros to afford the services of Nusa: 33 million to which will have to be added up to 4 million bonuses and 12.5% on a possible resale of the player.
De Ketelaere’s 36 million will therefore be exceeded and the management will give a nice gift to the one who succeeds him at the end of the season. Enough to continue with complete peace of mind the work initiated some time ago by the leaders currently in place.
While waiting to join Brentford next summer, Nusa will spend the last months remaining in Bruges proving that the British were right to insist on finding an agreement.
2024-01-29 11:31:13
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