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Club Brugge targets Olivier Deman as left‑back amid rival interest

🇧🇪 By 4AllFootball ·
Club Brugge targets Olivier Deman as left‑back amid rival interest

In the bustling Bruges training ground, Club Brugge scouts linger over a potential signing: 26‑year‑old Olivier Deman, a former Cercle Brugge player who spent a brief loan spell at Antwerp, and now a left‑back at Werder Bremen with a market value of €3.5 million and a contract running to June 2028.

Club Brugge has publicly stated a need for a left‑back. Olivier Deman fits that profile as a natural left‑back. Sometimes 1 + 1 truly makes 2.

According to our information, Club Brugge is currently in negotiations with Deman. The clubs have not confirmed whether a deal will materialise.

Contract situation at Werder Bremen

Deman has been under contract with Werder Bremen since the summer of 2023, with the deal running until June 2028. This means he is not obliged to leave the German side this summer, although a departure appears plausible.

The 26‑year‑old Belgian feels comfortable in Germany but sees a move as the best option for more guaranteed minutes. A switch to Club Brugge could provide the playing time he desires.

Interest from abroad and market value

Op the transfer front, clubs from England and Serie A have expressed interest in Deman, whose market value is estimated at €3.5 million. His versatility makes him attractive to multiple leagues.

Last season he featured in seventeen matches for Bremen, operating as a left‑back, wing‑back and left‑midfielder, and can also cover the right side when required. This flexibility adds to his appeal for Club Brugge.

Club Brugge is simultaneously pursuing Matteo Dams, a move that could influence Deman’s chances. If Dams secures a starting spot, Deman might find his path to the first team blocked.

Deman began his youth career at Club Brugge between 2010 and 2014, later played for Cercle Brugge, and spent a short loan at Antwerp in 2025. His familiarity with Jan Breydel Stadium and the Belgian Pro League is extensive.

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