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Club Bruges eyes Andrej Vasovic as next big signing amid Sommer talks

🇧🇪 By 4All Football Editorial ·

En the midst of speculation surrounding goalkeeper Yann Sommer, Club Bruges is also on the verge of securing 18‑year‑old striker Andrej Vasovic from FC Lucerne, a move that could reshape their attacking options.

Selon l'expert mercato Sacha Tavolieri, the final details are being negotiated between the Blauw en Zwart and the Swiss side, indicating a definitive transfer is close.

If the agreement proceeds, Andrej Vasovic will join the A‑team of the Blauw en Zwart while also featuring in several matches with Club NXT. Ce, blending senior exposure with developmental play.

Le Club de Bruges has long pursued a strategy of signing young high‑potential players and integrating them gradually into the senior squad, a policy that this recruitment reinforces.

The deal is complicated by Vasovic's contract with FC Lucerne, which runs to 2030 after an extension signed in June, giving the Swiss club considerable leverage in negotiations.

Transfermarkt currently values the 18‑year‑old at €1.5 million, reflecting his rapid progression and market interest.

He has already made 26 first‑team appearances for Lucerne, scoring seven goals and providing two assists, showcasing his readiness for top‑level competition.

Standing at 1.87 m, the Swiss striker also brings a strong physical presence, and he has earned eleven caps for the Swiss U19 side, underlining his international experience.

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