Club Brugge

Club Brugge were founded in 1891 and play their home games at Jan Breydelstadion in Belgium.

Club Brugge - a name well-steeped in football history - has been shaping the face of the beautiful game since its inception in the year 1891. The echoes of thousands of screaming fans breathe life into the Jan Breydelstadion, their revered fortress in Belgium.

A team is only as good as its players, and Club Brugge's cadre of raw talent doesn't disappoint. Each of the 30 lads, lively with an average age of 23, contributes to an overall market value skirting around £168m, as reported by the experts over at Transfermarkt.

This season, the Brugge boys have shown they're not just able to, but willing to, juggle the demands of multiple competitions. They're seen battling on three fronts, holding their heads high in the Pro League as they hover in the 6th place, stretching their muscles for the Super Cup Final and navigating through the testing waters of the Champions League Qualifiers. Clearly, they're not a side to rest on their laurels.

This team profile is regularly updated with new stats and analysis throughout the season. Last updated 5 August 2025. Send feedback

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1891
Founded: Nicky Hayen (age 44)
Manager: Hans Vanaken
Captain: Bart Verhaeghe
Chair: Blauw-Zwart
Nickname: Jan Breydelstadion
Stadium: 29,062
Capacity: Olympialaan 72, 8200 Brugge, België
Address: clubbrugge.be
Website: +32 (0)50 40 21 21
Telephone: £168m (via Transfermarkt)
Market Value

Recent results

In their last six matches, Club Brugge have recorded four wins, one draw and one loss.

Mechelen

2 - 1

Club Brugge

2 - 1

Genk

Union Saint-Gilloise

1 - 2

Club Brugge

1 - 1

Royal Antwerp

Anderlecht

1 - 3

Club Brugge

Genk

0 - 2

Club Brugge

Club Brugge have better recent form than Celtic, who have three wins and three draws in their last six games.

League position analysis

Track the position of Club Brugge over time in Belgium‘s Pro League during season 2025 - 2026. After 2 games, Club Brugge are placed fifth in the league.

Round 1

4th

Round 2

5th

League form

Track the performance of Club Brugge in Belgium‘s Pro League over their last six matches, home and away.

Overall

Mechelen

2 - 1

Club Brugge

2 - 1

Genk

Club Brugge

4 - 2

Charleroi

Cercle Brugge

1 - 3

Club Brugge

Gent

1 - 1

Club Brugge

1 - 2

Standard Liege

Club Brugge, with three wins, one draw and two losses, have worse overall form in Belgium’s Pro League, compared with how Celtic are doing in the Scottish Premiership. Celtic have four wins and two draws in their last six domestic league matches.

Home

Club Brugge

2 - 1

Genk

Club Brugge

4 - 2

Charleroi

Club Brugge

1 - 2

Standard Liege

Club Brugge

1 - 0

Oud-Heverlee Leuven

Club Brugge

1 - 1

Kortrijk

Club Brugge

4 - 2

Beerschot

Club Brugge, with four wins, one draw and one loss, have similar home form in Belgium’s Pro League, as Celtic in the Scottish Premiership. Celtic have four wins, one draw and one loss in their last six league matches at home.

Away

Mechelen

2 - 1

Club Brugge

Cercle Brugge

1 - 3

Club Brugge

Gent

1 - 1

Club Brugge

Sint-Truiden

2 - 2

Club Brugge

Royal Antwerp

2 - 1

Club Brugge

Anderlecht

0 - 3

Club Brugge

Club Brugge, with two wins, two draws and two losses, have worse away form in Belgium’s Pro League, compared with how Celtic are faring in the Scottish Premiership. Celtic have three wins, one draw and two losses in their last six away games in the league.

Average statistics

Check out these per game stats for Club Brugge in their domestic league season 2025 - 2026.

⚽️ Goals scored

Home

Away

⚽️ Goals conceded

Home

Away

On average, Club Brugge score 1.5 goals per game, which is more than the 0.5 goals scored per game by Celtic this season. At home, Club Brugge have scored an average of 2 goals per game, which is more than Celtic's 1 goals per match at Celtic Park. Away from home, Club Brugge have scored an average of 1 goals per game, which is more than the 0 averaged by Celtic.

In defence, Club Brugge have conceded an average of 1.5 goals per game this season, which is more than the 0 goals per game let in by Celtic. At home, Club Brugge have conceded an average of 1 goals per game, which is more than the 0 goals scored by league opponents at Celtic Park. Away from home, Club Brugge have conceded an average of 2 goals per game, which is more than the 0 goals conceded by Celtic in away matches.

⏱️ Time of first goal scored

62m

Home

68m

Away

⏱️ Time of first goal conceded

Home

Away

Against Pro League opposition, Club Brugge tend to score within 65 minutes, which is 21 minutes slower than it takes Celtic to score against teams in the Scottish Premiership. At home, Club Brugge usually score with around 62 minutes on the clock. Celtic are slower, waiting another 25 minutes to score at Celtic Park. Away from home, Club Brugge tend to score by around 68 minutes, which is about -68 minutes quicker than Celtic.

On average, Club Brugge keep the ball out of their own net until around 8 minutes, which is 8 more than Celtic, who only manage to keep a clean sheet until 0 minutes in. At home, Club Brugge tend to concede with around 9 minutes on the clock. Celtic hold off 9 minutes longer against Scottish Premiership opposition, conceding a goal by around null minutes at Celtic Park. Away from home, Club Brugge tend to concede by around 68 minutes, which is faster than Celtic by about -7 minutes

🟨 Yellow cards

Home

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Away

🟥 Red cards

Home

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Away

🤩 Biggest victory

2-1

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