Experience the passion of Club Brugge KV, one of Belgium's most successful teams. Secure your tickets and support Blauw-Zwart at the Jan Breydel Stadion.
Jan Breydel Stadium is a pillar of Belgian football, located in the Sint-Andries district of Bruges. Since its opening in 1975, it has served as the battleground for local rivals Club Brugge and Cercle Brugge, creating an electrifying atmosphere at every derby. With a seating capacity of 29,042, the stadium was a key venue during the 2000 European Championship, hosting three group stage matches and a thrilling quarter-final. Originally named Olympiastadion, it was renamed in 1998 in honor of Jan Breydel, a 14th-century folk hero. The city-owned venue has undergone several renovations to modernize its facilities and enhance the spectator experience. Its design, with stands close to the pitch, allows fans to feel the intensity of the game, making it an essential destination for football lovers visiting the historic city of Bruges.
Club Brugge Koninklijke Voetbalvereniging, popularly known as Club Brugge KV or simply Club Bruges, is one of the most historic and successful sports entities in Belgium. Officially founded on November 13, 1891, although active since 1890, the club has its roots in the city of Bruges, the capital of the province of West Flanders. Its distinctive colours, blue and black (Blauw-Zwart), are a symbol of pride for its large and loyal fanbase.
The team plays its home matches at the Jan Breydel Stadion, a stadium inaugurated in 1975 with a current capacity of around 29,000 spectators. This venue, which is also home to Cercle Brugge, has witnessed countless moments of glory and has hosted European competition matches, including Euro 2000. Club Brugge has played continuously in the Belgian First Division since 1958, demonstrating a consistency and competitive level that places it among the greats of Belgian football.
Its list of honours is extensive, highlighting numerous Belgian league titles and multiple Belgian Cups, making it one of the most decorated clubs in the country. Internationally, Club Brugge is the only Belgian team to have played in a European Cup (current Champions League) final, a feat achieved in 1978, and also reached the UEFA Cup final in 1976, facing Liverpool on both occasions. These achievements, along with other notable participations, have cemented its reputation in European football. The rivalry with teams like RSC Anderlecht and the Bruges derby against Cercle Brugge are some of the most anticipated clashes of the season.
The draw on August 28, 2025, placed Club Brugge in a group with AC Milan, Liverpool, and RB Salzburg for the league phase.
Club Brugge signed striker Kévin Denkey from rivals Cercle Brugge for a record fee, confirmed on
A late goal from Andreas Skov Olsen gave Club Brugge a 2-1 win over KRC Genk in the Pro League on
Winger Antonio Nusa completed his transfer to German club RB Leipzig, with the deal finalized on
Midfielder Raphael Onyedika has committed his future to the club by signing a new contract until 2028, announced on
Club Brugge shared the points with rivals RSC Anderlecht after a hard-fought 1-1 draw on
The team began their 2025-26 league campaign with a convincing 3-0 home victory against KV Mechelen on
Club Brugge was defeated 2-1 by Royale Union Saint-Gilloise in the Belgian Super Cup final on
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