SerieA continues to look to ClubBrugge as a source of talent, especially after Milan's recent transfer operations with DeKetelaere and Jashari. Ahead of the Champions League match between Inter and Brugge, the press has been wondering which players from the Belgian club could become the next “CDK” (top-level footballers) and “Jashari” (key players) for Italian teams.
Among the names circulating on the market we find Joel Ordonez, a 22-year-old right-footed central defender. Ordonez is still out of the match due to a fractured metatarsal, but has been mentioned by several SerieA clubs, in particular Inter. Its market values have been influenced by offers received from the Premier League, which could complicate any Italian negotiations.
Another candidate is Joaquin Seys, a 21-year-old left winger who has just taken over the starting role for the Belgian national team. Seys is known for his ability to contribute in the offensive zone, having already provided four assists this season. His versatility makes him an interesting player for teams looking for a winger capable of participating in offensive play.
The young midfielder Gianluca Okon-Engstler, 17, is the son of Paul Okon and has had experience with the Italian and Australian national youth teams. He is currently a regular in Brugge's B team, where he is developing as a modern midfielder, with an eye on game construction and versatility in both phases of the pitch.
Carlos Forbs, a 22-year-old winger, is a talent who has come through the youth ranks of SportingCP, ManchesterCity and Ajax. He is known for his goal-scoring ability and his speed, characteristics that make him an attractive candidate for Italian teams looking for an attacking winger with goal-scoring potential.
Finally, Nicolò Tresoldi, a 22-year-old center forward, is the best-known name on the list. His robust physique, speed and technical skills make him an ideal profile for the role of modern attacker. The FIGC has already shown interest in preventing him from moving to Germany, and Inter are probably the closest team to making a deal with Brugge.
With the Champions League match scheduled, transfer negotiations will remain the focus of attention, while Italian teams will continue to monitor ClubBrugge to identify the next talents to include in their groups.