Club Brugge clinched league honours for the 20th time in the 2025/26 season, and their supporters will be desperate to witness at least one UEFA Champions League game at Jan Breydel Stadium.
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Club Brugge History & Info
The history of this club dates back to the formation of Brugsche FC in 1891. Only in 1972 was the name Club Brugge KV adopted, at which point the club had won just a single Belgian First Division title.
Since then Club Brugge have gone on to be recognised as one of the most successful teams in the league, with no fewer than nine Pro League triumphs in the 21st century.
Club Brugge were crowned champions of the 2025/26 Jupiler Pro League to become 20-time champions of the Belgian top flight. This was also the team's fifth league title in seven seasons, meaning the Blauw-Zwart have again earned qualification for the following Champions League league stage.
On a continental scale, Club Brugge have yet to clinch a maiden European title. The Belgian outfit reached the final of the UEFA Cup (precursor to the Europa League) in 1976 and then the European Cup final two years later, but failed to beat English side Liverpool on both occasions.
Club Brugge Rivals
FC Bruges take on Cercle Brugge in the Bruges derby, with both teams based at Jan Breydel Stadium. There have been more than 175 editions of this derby, and it promises to be a terrific occasion for the match-going fans.
Club Brugge also contest competitive matchups against both Anderlecht & Standard Liege. These three clubs are collectively known as the 'Big Three' in Belgian football, and have won more than 62 league titles combined.
Bruges Stadium: Jan Breydel Stadium
Club Brugge have played their home matches at Jan Breydel Stadium (also previously called the Olympiastadion) since the venue opened in 1975. FC Bruges share the ground with local rivals Cercle Brugge.
With a 29,042 capacity, this is the second-largest football ground in Belgium. The stadium hosted four games at the Euro 2000 tournament, including the quarter-final tie between Spain & eventual champions France.
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