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Raphael Onyedika Faces Uncertain Club Brugge Exit

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Onyedika Club Brugge exit looms as Raphael Onyedika seeks summer transfer after losing place, with Galatasaray previously showing interest

Nigeria international Raphael Onyedika is set to push for a summer departure from Belgian champions Club Brugge after falling out of favour in the starting line-up, with the situation described as increasingly uncertain for the midfielder.

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The Raphael Onyedika faces uncertain Club Brugge exit comes amid reports that the 23-year-old, who has one year remaining on his contract, is actively seeking a move away from the club following reduced playing time in recent months.

Club Brugge had previously blocked a January transfer for the Nigerian midfielder, rejecting an offer from Turkish giants Galatasaray, as they insisted on retaining his services during a crucial stage of the season.

The Belgian side are now understood to be holding out for a fee in the region of €20 million, reflecting their valuation of a player who has remained an important squad option despite his diminished role in the starting XI.

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Onyedika, who joined Club Brugge from Danish club FC Midtjylland in 2020, has grown into one of Nigeria’s more prominent midfield exports in European football, though his future now appears increasingly precarious.

Also read: Raphael Onyedika Wins Belgian League Title Again

The developing situation is expected to attract further interest as the transfer window approaches, with the midfielder’s next move potentially proving crucial for both his career trajectory and Club Brugge’s squad planning.

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