Club Brugge sign third summer transfer: Milan Vasovic (18) for €6m

Club Brugge have completed the signing of Swiss striker Milan Vasovic (18) for €6 million, the club’s third summer transfer. The move aligns with blauw-zwart’s proven strategy of buying young talent, developing them, and later selling them on to top European clubs. As of now, Club Brugge sit top of the Jupiler Pro League with 57 points from 40 games and a goal difference of +46.

What happened?

Vasovic scored seven goals in 26 appearances for FC Luzern’s first team in the Swiss Super League last season. His form exploded after New Year’s Day: since early March, he has netted five goals in ten league matches. His performances caught the eye of European clubs, including Club Brugge. The transfer fee of €6 million matches the amounts paid for previous signings like Zeki Tresoldi and Youssef Tzolis.

The 18-year-old must still pass a medical before the deal is finalized. At Club Brugge, he’ll compete with Zeki Tresoldi and Mathias Vermant, both still on the wage bill. Vasovic is also a regular for Switzerland’s U19 side, where he has scored seven goals in eleven games.

Why does this transfer matter for Club Brugge?

The move fits blauw-zwart’s blueprint of developing young talent for resale. Vasovic follows Yann Sommer and Chevo Tsawa as the third summer signing. His arrival strengthens the attack, where Tresoldi and Vermant currently battle for minutes.

With a four-point lead over Union St. Gilloise and a +46 goal difference, Club Brugge remain title favorites. Vasovic’s addition could ease pressure on the attack and raise competition within the squad.

What’s next?

Vasovic must clear his medical before joining the group. Once that’s done, he’ll face the challenge of adapting to the Jupiler Pro League and Club Brugge’s style. His potential and prior output make him a promising long-term option.