Shandre Campbell, a 19-year-old winger from South Africa, made his debut for Club Brugge on February 15, 2025, against STVV in a 2-2 draw. Campbell, who previously played for SuperSport United and Club Brugge's development team Club NXT, is praised by local fans for representing South Africa well. He scored six goals in 14 appearances for Club NXT before making the jump to the senior team. Brugge is currently in second place in the Belgian league and the knockout stages of the UEFA Champions League. Campbell could potentially feature in both competitions.
South African winger Shandre Campbell made his Club Brugge debut on Saturday, 15 February 2025, much to the delight of local fans
Campbell left SuperSport United to join the Belgian giants and has been playing for their development side Club NXT before making the jump to the senior team Local football fans reacted on social media to praise Campbell, saying the 19-year-old is flying the South African flag highwinger Shandre Campbell made his senior debut for Club Brugge on Saturday, 15 February 2025, in a 2-2 draw against STVV.has excelled for Brugge’s development side Club NXT where he scored six goals in 14 appearances before debuting for the senior side.
Brugge is currently second in the Belgian league, eight points behind Genk after 26 matches played and is in the knockout stages of the UEFA Champions League.The Belgian giants head into the second-leg last 32 match against Italian side Atalanta with a 2-1 lead and could secure their path to the next round on Tuesday, 18 February.
Following his league debut, Campbell could grace the Champions League while he could win silverware in the Belgian Cup when Brugge faces Anderlecht on Sunday, 4 May, in the final.Shandre Campbell earned a call-up to Club Brugge's senior team after scoring six goals for development side Club NXT. Image: shandrecampbell21.Mamelodi SundownsJunior Bester is the current Entertainment Writer at Briefly News. He achieved a ND:Journalism at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology in 2012.
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