Georges Leekens has suggested Club Brugge as a destination for Arthur Vermeeren, who urgently needs playing time and confidence. Speaking to VoetbalNieuws, Leekens questioned why Club Brugge would not make an attempt for the player. Leekens pointed out that Vermeeren has experienced many problems since his move abroad and that a move back to the Belgian league would not necessarily be a negative thing for him. He stated that at Club Brugge, Vermeeren can compete for the title, gain recognition in the Champions League, and play while being observed by major European clubs. However, Het Nieuwsblad reported that a return to Belgium does not seem to be planned for now.

A move to Club Brugge is not an option for Arthur Vermeeren, who is seeking a new club as Olympique Marseille does not intend to extend his loan period. A return to the Jupiler Pro League is reportedly not being considered, and his former club Antwerp finds him too expensive. Vermeeren's contract with parent club RB Leipzig runs until June 2029, and he is expected to choose another club abroad where there is said to be some interest.