Casper Nielsen has a personal agreement with Standard. Club Brugge is resigning to the transfer, initially asking for 2 million euros but now willing to lower the price.

Casper Nielsen has a personal agreement with Standard, who are negotiating a transfer fee with Club Brugge. The expected fee is slightly less than 2 million euros, including bonuses.

Standard has shown interest in Casper Nielsen, and Club Brugge has given the green light for the transfer. At Standard, Nielsen can earn a gross salary of 700,000 euros per year. They are currently waiting for an agreement to be reached.

Casper Nielsen, a Danish midfielder, is looking for a new challenge following a period of injuries and limited playing time at Club Brugge. Standard Liège has expressed interest in acquiring him, presenting a new offer with improved personal terms. However, Nielsen would still have to accept a pay cut compared to his current earnings at Club Brugge. Standard Liège's new sporting director, Marc Wilmots, is reportedly eager to bring Nielsen on board, despite him being under contract with Club Brugge until mid-2026. The club is aiming to negotiate a reduced transfer fee, and there is a possibility that Nielsen's contract with Club Brugge could be terminated to facilitate a free transfer, thus relieving Brugge of his salary obligations.