In a stunning move that has sent shockwaves across European football, Club Brugge have officially confirmed the signing of England international Dominic Calvert-Lewin on a three-year contract.
The 27-year-old striker leaves Everton, where he spent nearly a decade and became one of the club’s most recognized figures. Injuries had plagued his recent seasons, but when fit, Calvert-Lewin remained a proven Premier League goalscorer, boasting aerial dominance, sharp finishing, and the physical presence to trouble any defense.
For Club Brugge, this is a marquee signing and a statement of ambition. The Belgian giants, regulars in European competition, have been eager to add experience and firepower to their frontline as they push for domestic dominance and a deeper run in Europe.
In the official announcement, Club Brugge’s sporting director expressed delight at securing the high-profile forward:
“Dominic is a top-class striker with Premier League pedigree. His qualities in the air, his work ethic, and his experience at the highest level will add incredible value to our squad. We are excited to see him shine in a Brugge shirt.”
Calvert-Lewin himself shared his excitement about the new chapter:
“I’ve had some incredible years at Everton, but now I’m ready for a fresh challenge. Club Brugge is a fantastic club with a rich history, passionate fans, and big ambitions. I can’t wait to get started and contribute to the team’s success.”
The transfer marks a bold step for both player and club—Brugge gain an experienced forward who, if fit, could transform their attacking line, while Calvert-Lewin gets a chance to revive his career on the continental stage.
Fans in Belgium and England alike will be watching closely to see if this move reignites the striker’s
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