Club Brugge has expressed interest in Leon Belcar, a 22-year-old Croatian midfielder from NK Varaždin. Belcar, who has a market value of 800,000 euros, aligns with Club Brugge's transfer policy focusing on young players with high potential and resale value. Although Belcar reportedly wishes to remain at Varaždin for at least another year, it is believed that an attractive offer could tempt him to move to Brugge. He is currently on the shortlist for a potential winter transfer in January. The decision regarding Belcar's future is anticipated to be significant, as his price tag is expected to increase in the coming months.

Daily Record reports on the interest from Club Brugge in Leon Belcar's potential transfer. Leon Belcar is also attracting interest from Club Brugge. His current club is willing to let him leave for a fee around £660k. The player is open to a move but seeks a club that provides an opportunity to play and develop on a bigger stage in Europe.

Club Brugge is interested in signing Leon Belcar, a 22-year-old Croatian playing for NK Varaždin. He has scored nine goals and provided two assists in 91 appearances. Although there is no concrete offer yet, Club Brugge may make a move soon. Belcar's market value is estimated at 800 thousand euros, but NK Varaždin hopes for a higher fee due to his contract situation.

Leon Belcar has been one of Varaždin's standout players in the first part of the 24/25 season, scoring three goals in 17 league appearances. He also played in six matches for the U21 national team last year and is a regular starter for his club. His development over the past year has attracted interest from several clubs, with Club Brugge reportedly interested in acquiring him. Belcar is under contract with Varaždin until 2026, and the club is aiming to secure a substantial transfer fee for him, especially considering Lusavec's previous transfer to Danish club Horsens for 700,000 euros.