Bodø/Glimt announced the signing of Danish player Philip Zinckernagel. The announcement was made via a video on the club's Instagram profile, intended to promote the arrival of the new player.

The Danish player is returning to his former club Bodo/Glimt on a loan deal. There is no purchase option as his contract with Club Brugge expires this summer.

Philip Zinckernagel is returning to his former club Bodo/Glimt after not fitting into Club Brugge's plans. This is a loan deal without a purchase option, as his contract with Brugge expires this summer.

Philippe Zinckernagel leaves Club Brugge. Initially, there were talks about a permanent transfer to FK Bodø/Glimt, but Club Brugge announced an unexpected loan deal. Zinckernagel returns to his former club FK Bodø/Glimt on a loan basis until the end of the year. Club Brugge initially paid 2.5 million euros to sign him from Olympiakos in the summer of 2023.

Philip Zinckernagel is currently in Norway to undergo his medical tests. If there are no issues, he will sign the contract. The clubs have already reached an agreement. Zinckernagel was deemed surplus to requirements at Club Brugge after the departure of Ronny Deila. He joined Club Brugge last summer for 2.5 million euros from Olympiakos.

Philip Zinckernagel is currently in Norway to undergo medical tests. If successful, he will sign a contract with Bodø/Glimt. The clubs have already reached an agreement. Zinckernagel joined Club Brugge last summer for 2.5 million euros from Olympiakos on the recommendation of Ronny Deila.

Philip Zinckernagel is not in the plans of Nicky Hayen and seems to be returning to Bodø/Glimt, who want to finalize the transfer as soon as possible.

Philip Zinckernagel appears not to be in the plans of Nicky Hayen and is likely to return to Bodø/Glimt, which wants to finalize the transfer as soon as possible.

Philip Zinckernagel, who was brought in about a year ago at the request of former coach Ronny Deila, is set to leave Club Brugge. Bodo/Glimt wants to bring the Danish player back and aims to finalize the transfer before the Champions League qualifiers. Zinckernagel has already given the green light for a potential return.

Bodo/Glimt wants to re-sign Philip Zinckernagel. The club aims to complete the transfer before Thursday midnight to register him for the Champions League qualifiers. However, due to a special clause in UEFA regulations, they have until Monday evening to finalize the deal. Zinckernagel has already given his approval for a potential return.

Bodø/Glimt is interested in re-signing Philip Zinckernagel. Intense negotiations are expected as Bodø/Glimt aims to complete the deal by Thursday to register him for the Champions League fourth qualifying round. Club Brugge paid 2.5 million for Zinckernagel last summer, and his market value is estimated at 4 million, but Club Brugge may accept a lower amount to remove his salary from their books.

Philip Zinckernagel can count on interest from his former employer Bodø/Glimt. The Norwegian club hopes to finalize the deal by Thursday to register him for the fourth qualifying round of the Champions League. Club Brugge is likely to accept a lower amount than the estimated market value of 4 million to remove his salary from their books.

Philip Zinckernagel is expected to leave Club Brugge. Bodo/Glimt is interested in acquiring him, potentially on a loan deal with an option to buy.

Club Brugge wants to offload Philip Zinckernagel, possibly to Bodo/Glimt. The Norwegian club is interested and might push for a loan with a purchase option.

Club Brugge wants to offload Philip Zinckernagel this summer, and he absolutely must leave. He could possibly return to Norway.

Club Brugge is currently looking for a solution for Philip Zinckernagel.

Club Brugge is looking for a solution for Philip Zinckernagel elsewhere.

Club Brugge is looking for a solution for Philip Zinckernagel's transfer.

Club Brugge is seeking a solution for Philip Zinckernagel, indicating he may be transferred.