Club Brugge must outbid foreign giants for Komur

Club Brugge have set their sights on 21‑year‑old German midfielder Mert Komur, whose market value is listed at €12 million on Transfermarkt and who remains under contract with Augsburg until June 2029. The Belgian champions, fresh from a busy summer, see the winter window as a chance to add a top‑flight signing.

The summer saw a flurry of activity across Belgian sides, with several clubs completing key moves. Club Brugge now anticipate that the upcoming winter transfer period may be just as eventful.

Komur's profile

Mert Komur is a 21‑year‑old born in Dachau. He spent his youth at TSV Dachau 1865 until 2016 before joining TSV 1860 München, where he remained until 2019. He signed for Augsburg in 2023 and broke into the first team, making thirty appearances across all competitions last season, scoring twice and providing four assists. This season he has already featured five times for the German club.

Contract and valuation

Transfermarkt currently values Komur at no less than €12 million. He is contracted to Augsburg until June 2029, giving the Belgian side a long‑term target. Augsburg, however, have indicated they would not accept less than €20 million for the player, a price that could stretch Club Brugge’s budget.

Competing suitors

Besides Club Brugge, a number of foreign clubs have shown interest in the German international. AS Monaco, Porto and Leipzig were linked to him last summer, while Eintracht Frankfurt have also been monitoring his progress. Turkish side Besiktas, have explored a deal centred on Komur. The breadth of interest underscores the competition Brugge will face.

Brugge's broader transfer agenda

Club Brugge are already eyeing other high‑profile targets, including a player of the calibre of Virgili. The club’s ambition to reinforce the squad reflects the busy summer they have just experienced. Earlier this summer Brugge attempted to secure Komur, but the midfielder remained at Augsburg. The winter window now offers another opportunity to revive that pursuit.

Ultimately, Brugge must decide whether to meet Augsburg’s €20 million demand or look elsewhere. As the market evolves, the Belgian champions will be watching closely – wait and see.