I have no idea what second-generation football striker Gustaf Nilsson likes about being in Belgium, but it can’t be playing football. Despite being out of Club Brugge’s first team and relegated to training on his own after the rest of the team has finished their wishes, he is determined to stay.

Club Brugge will face Bodø/Glimt in the Champions League, it will clearly be without the Swedish international who is clearly good enough for our neighbors in the east, but not good enough for manager Ivan Leko who almost immediately after he arrived a little over a year ago pointed to the bench.

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Gustaf Nilsson has turned down two clubs from the freezer

According to information, Gustaf Nilsson has been excluded from the Club Brugge first team. He is now training alone – after the rest of the team has finished their sessions.

Still, it doesn’t seem like the Swede is in a hurry to leave the club.

According to Het Nieuwsblad, Club Brugge are trying to get rid of Nilsson – but he himself has reportedly turned down two clubs. Bild reports that the 29-year-old has turned down both Hannover and Hertha Berlin.

Last season, the Swedish international played 108 minutes in all competitions. In total, there were eleven games.

Didn’t take long for Adama Traoré to find a new club