Carlos Forbs, a 21-year-old Portuguese winger and youth product of Manchester City, is on the verge of joining Club Brugge. Although he did not have a breakthrough at Ajax and experienced an underwhelming loan period at Wolverhampton, his intrinsic qualities have been recognized. Following an in-depth conversation with the player, Club Brugge decided to proceed with the transfer. Forbs is slated to undergo medical and physical tests on Wednesday, and if all goes well, he will sign a multi-year contract. There are conflicting reports regarding the transfer fee: Voetbal International suggests a total amount, including bonuses, of approximately 9 million euros, while Het Laatste Nieuws claims it is 6 million euros plus 1 million euros in bonuses.

Carlos Forbs, a 21-year-old Portuguese winger, is transferring from Ajax to Club Brugge. Ajax and Club Brugge are nearing a deal for Forbs, who is waiting for a final agreement between the clubs. Club Brugge is paying six million euros plus one million in bonuses. Ajax will also receive a resale percentage from any future transfer of Forbs.

Carlos Forbs is reportedly linked with a move to Club Brugge. It is said that Club Brugge has shown interest in signing him, and there is already contact between the clubs, as reported by Mike Verweij, an Ajax-watcher at De Telegraaf. Although a formal bid has not been made yet, it is expected that a bid might be forthcoming. Despite his unsuccessful loan spell at Wolverhampton, it is understood that Forbs is open to the prospect of moving to Brugge. Ajax has confirmed the interest from Club Brugge, though no concrete offer has been made yet. It is anticipated that Club Brugge might have to pay around eight million, which aligns with his market value. Ajax is reportedly considering whether to accept a significant loss, having paid 14 million to Manchester City for him two years ago.

Club Brugge is searching for new wingers and has shown interest in Carlos Forbs. They offered 5 million euros for the young Portuguese player from Ajax, but Ajax wants a higher transfer fee, and negotiations continue.