Cercle Brugge has quickly moved in the winter transfer market to acquire Steve Ngoura as a replacement for the departed Kevin Denkey, even before the transfer window officially opened.

Steve Ngoura, a 19-year-old French youth international, has signed a contract with Cercle Brugge that will last until 2028, with an option for an additional year. It has been reported that Cercle Brugge paid approximately 3 million euros to secure his transfer from Le Havre. Ngoura was drawn to Cercle Brugge by their project and expressed his intention to develop further as a forward. He has achieved eight goals in seven appearances for the French U20 team but has not found the net in eight substitute appearances in Ligue 1 this season. Nevertheless, due to a quadriceps injury, he will require a few weeks to recover before his anticipated debut in February.

Cercle Brugge reached an agreement with Le Havre for the transfer of 19-year-old Steve Ngoura. The transfer fee is around 3 million euros, including bonuses. Ngoura is expected to sign a four-year contract with Cercle Brugge. He will undergo medical examinations in the coming days before the deal is finalized.

Cercle Brugge is set to complete the transfer of Steve Ngoura, a 19-year-old talent from Le Havre. Cercle is expected to pay a fixed transfer fee of 3 million euros, with potential bonuses and a resale percentage agreed by Le Havre. The transfer is anticipated to be completed soon, offering a similar profile to Kevin Denkey, who previously joined Cercle.