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Cercle Brugge is a football club based in Brugge, Belgium, playing their home matches at Jan Breydelstadion. Follow Cercle Brugge on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, squad information, transfer news, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Cercle Brugge have been in mixed form recently, winning 0 of their last 2 matches (0% win rate). They have scored 3 goals and conceded 7 during this period. Overall, they have shown good attacking threat. However, defensive frailties have been a concern, conceding an average of 3.5 goals per game. In the Belgian Pro League Playoff Relegation Group, their recent results include a 2-3 loss to Zulte Waregem, and a 1-4 loss to RAAL La Louviere.

Recent results for Cercle Brugge:

• 1. toukokuuta 2026: Belgian Pro League Playoff Relegation Group - 2-3 loss vs Zulte Waregem
• 9. toukokuuta 2026: Belgian Pro League Playoff Relegation Group - 1-4 loss at RAAL La Louviere

Upcoming fixtures for Cercle Brugge:

• 8. elokuuta 2026: Belgian Pro League - at Standard Liege
• 14. elokuuta 2026: Belgian Pro League - vs St.Truiden
• 23. elokuuta 2026: Belgian Pro League - at Club Brugge
• 29. elokuuta 2026: Belgian Pro League - vs Lommel
• 6. syyskuuta 2026: Belgian Pro League - vs Gent

Looking ahead, Cercle Brugge have 3 home games and 2 away fixtures in their next 5 matches. Upcoming opponents: Standard Liege (away), St.Truiden (home), Club Brugge (away), Lommel (home), and Gent (home).

Cercle Brugge's squad consists of 31 players. Goalkeepers: Gaëtan Coucke (Belgium), Maxime Delanghe (Belgium), Bas Langenbick (Belgium). Defenders: Dalangunypole Gomis (France), Ibrahim Diakité (Guinea), Emmanuel Kakou (Ivory Coast), Valy Konaté (Ivory Coast), Gary Magnée (Belgium), Geoffrey Kondo (France), Royer Caicedo (Colombia), Christiaan Ravych (Belgium), Jonas Lietaert (Belgium). Midfielders: Lazare Amani (Ivory Coast), Lawrence Agyekum (Ghana), Erick Nunes (Brazil), Ibrahima Diaby (France), Heriberto Jurado (Mexico), Nils De Wilde (Belgium), Hannes van der Bruggen (Belgium), Xander Martlé (Belgium), Lukas Mondele (Belgium), Ono Vanackere (Belgium). Forwards: Alama Bayo (Guinea), Abdoul Ouattara (Burkina Faso), Steve Ngoura (France), Charles Herrmann (Germany), Dante Vanzeir (Belgium), Joel Ndala (England), Lucas Michal (France), Elhadji Koné (Mali), Krys Kouassi (France).

Cercle Brugge transfers: New signings include Lucas Michal (from Monaco), Lukas Mondele (from Francs Borains), Joel Ndala (from Man City), Gaëtan Coucke (from Sampdoria), Lazare Amani (from Kifisia FC) and 6 more. Players transferred out include Warleson (to Botafogo RJ), Flávio Nazinho (to Monaco), Béni Mpanzu (to FC Dordrecht), Nils De Wilde (to Aalst), Béni Mpanzu (to Sporting Hasselt) and 6 more.

Lars Friis is the current head coach of Cercle Brugge. Under their leadership, the team has achieved a 50% win rate across 6 matches, averaging 1.67 points per game.

Notable previous managers include Jimmy De Wulf managed the club for 2 seasons, recording 3 wins from 8 matches (38% win rate). Onur Cinel managed the club for one season, recording 6 wins from 29 matches (21% win rate). Other former coaches include Miron Muslic, Ferdinand Feldhofer, Dominik Thalhammer, Yves Vanderhaeghe, Paul Clement, Fabien Mercadal, Bernd Storck, Jose Jeunechamps, Laurent Guyot, Frank Vercauteren, Vincent Euvrard, Frédéric Vanderbiest, Dennis van Wijk, Arnar Vidarsson, and Bob Peeters.

Cercle Brugge plays their home matches at Jan Breydelstadion in Brugge, which has a capacity of 29,062.

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