Lucas Perrin, who is on loan at Cercle Brügge from HSV, has been making a significant impact with his performances. The Belgian club, in their social media posts, referred to him as a 'monster' due to his impressive displays on the field. In just five weeks, he has equaled the number of starting appearances he made in five months at HSV while playing for Cercle Brügge. Initially, the plan was to evaluate his future after the loan period concludes in the summer, taking into account the club's requirements and sporting circumstances. Nevertheless, given his outstanding performances, it seems probable that Cercle Brügge will opt to activate the purchase clause, which is set at approximately 750,000 Euro.

According to Bild, the loan transfer of Lucas Perrin to Cercle Brügge has been made official. The central defender from France will join the Belgian first division team, Cercle Brügge, on loan until the end of the season. Additionally, the club holds a purchase option estimated at around 750,000 euros. HSV sporting director Claus Costa mentioned that Lucas expressed a desire for more responsibility on the field and approached the club seeking increased playing time. Costa noted that Perrin integrated well into the team quickly and consistently supported the team effectively. Consequently, the club chose not to deny his request and agreed on a beneficial solution by arranging the loan to Cercle Brügge.

Kicker reports on the loan transfer of Lucas Perrin to KSV Cercle Brügge. Lucas Perrin, a 26-year-old French central defender, is loaned by Hamburger SV to Belgian first division club KSV Cercle Brügge until the end of the season. Perrin joined Hamburger SV from RC Strasbourg last summer and has only played six competitive matches since then.

Lucas Perrin has passed the mandatory medical examination and signed his loan contract with Cercle Brügge. According to 'Hamburger Abendblatt', Brügge secures a purchase option of around one million euros and will cover the entire salary of the Frenchman. Perrin joined HSV from Racing Strasbourg on a free transfer this summer but failed to secure a regular spot, making only six appearances.