Club Brugge has reportedly made an offer for Turkish goalkeeper Berke Özer from Eyüpspor. The club is seeking a strong goalkeeper for the future to succeed Simon Mignolet. Özer has a contract that is ending soon, but Eyüpspor has an option for another year. The club demands 10 million euros for Özer, with no room for negotiation, and Fenerbahçe is entitled to 40% of the transfer fee.

Club Brugge showed interest in Berke Özer as a potential replacement for Simon Mignolet. However, Özer has reportedly declined the move to Club Brugge as he has already committed to Galatasaray.

Club Brugge is reportedly keen on acquiring Berke Özer and has already extended an offer to him. Özer, who plays a crucial role for Eyüpspor in Turkey's first division, is garnering attention from Galatasaray as well. The Turkish goalkeeper, formerly of Fenerbahçe and having experienced a loan period at KVC Westerlo in Belgium, has a contract with Eyüpspor that lasts until mid-next year, with a possibility of extension for an additional season. Club Brugge is seeking a new goalkeeper, considering Simon Mignolet is nearing the last year of his contract, and there are questions surrounding Dani van den Heuvel's future at the club. Furthermore, Josef Bursik, currently on loan at Hibernian, is anticipated to make a permanent exit from Club Brugge due to limited opportunities for play.