Club Brugge new stadium construction final permit after 20 years!



Linkedin
Twitter

Club Brugge new stadium confirmed Image: Club Brugge

The Belgian professional football club – Club Brugge (Belgium) – has announced that after more than 20 years it has obtained a final and enforceable permit for the construction of its new stadium.

‘clubbrugge.be’ stated that construction is expected to begin later this year and they hope to kick off the 2028–2029 seasons in the new stadium.

The Club Brugge is a Belgian professional football club based in Bruges, Belgium. It was founded in 1891 and its home ground is the Jan Breydel Stadium which has a capacity of 29,062. They play in the Belgian Pro League, the top domestic league in Belgian football.

The 29,062-seat Jan Breydel Stadium is a multipurpose stadium in Sint-Andries, Bruges, Belgium. It serves as the home venue of the Club Brugge.

‘clubbrugge.be’ further stated that until then the matches will continue to be played at the Jan Breydel Stadium in Sint-Andries, Bruges, Belgium.
 

‘Phenomenal News’

A ‘LinkedIn Post By Thomas Rypens, Innovation and Insights Director at Club Brugge’, stated, “A phenomenal news just came in. It’s now confirmed: We’re building a new stadium!”

The ‘LinkedIn Post By Thomas Rypens, Innovation and Insights Director at Club Brugge’ further stated, “It took 20 years to make it happen, countless hours by so many people, but today (July 9th) is the day: A definitive and executable permit for the construction of a brand new 40K-seater stadium. Finally. Let’s get to work.”
 

Environmental Permit

The Club Brugge is planning to build a new 40,000-seat stadium on the site of their current ⁠Jan Breydel Stadium in the Sint-Andries district. After securing their definitive environmental permit the club aims to begin construction and have the venue ready for the 2028-2029 seasons.

Continue following Coliseum for the latest updates on sports venues, stadiums and arena business news worldwide.

Coliseum is dedicated to building a global community of sports and entertainment venue professionals helping create better and more profitable venues.

Become a member of the Global Sports Venue Alliance and connect with stadiums, arenas and industry experts from around the world. Apply for membership through the Global Sports Venue Alliance and access the 365Coliseum Business platform.

Watch 500+ member-exclusive videos with valuable tips for your venue



« Previous News:
» Next News:




Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement


Advertisement

More News

Populous appointed to lead London Stadium development vision

Populous to explore vision for land around London Stadium

Published: October 8th, 2026

London Stadium has appointed Populous to explore development and leisure opportunities on land... » Read more

Wrexham gets green light for Kop Stand expansion

Wrexham adding 2,250 more seats to Kop Stand expansion

Published: October 8th, 2026

Wrexham AFC has been given the green light to add up to a further 2,250 seats in the new Kop Stand... » Read more

Hong Kong Government is exploring the expansion of the Victoria Park Tennis Centre

Victoria Park courts rejig to mirror Hong Kong tennis tradition

Published: October 8th, 2026

The Hong Kong China Tennis Association (HKCTA – the official nonprofit national governing body... » Read more

Nou Mestalla’s new hospitality offerings presented

Experience Nou Mestalla Stadium hospitality Bronce Club way

Published: October 8th, 2026

With approximately one year to go before the opening of the Nou Mestalla Stadium in Valencia,... » Read more


Receive global sports venue NEWS five times a week in your inbox