Club Brugge began to apply more pressure to Gustaf Nilsson after a solution for his departure was not found. Nilsson did not accept being forced to leave and is not willing to move to a club or competition that he does not find entirely convincing. A move to the second Bundesliga would mean less salary, less exposure, and no sporting guarantees. The player has a contract with Club Brugge until 2028 and earns a good salary. Nilsson stated to Fotbollskanalen that his exclusion was not only sporting but also political, and that the club made it clear he was not allowed to play because they wanted him to leave. According to Het Nieuwsblad, Club Brugge is trying to create difficult conditions for Nilsson by making him train separately from the first team and limiting his contact with other players.

Samsunspor reached an agreement with Club Brugge to loan Nilsson with an option to buy. However, Nilsson rejected the offer because he wants to stay at Club Brugge and play in the Champions League. The Samsunspor chairman confirmed the transfer is now definitively off.

Samsunspor is interested in acquiring Gustaf Nilsson from Club Brugge. Both clubs have reached an agreement for a loan with a purchase option. However, Nilsson is not convinced by Samsunspor's contract offer, so the deal is currently on hold. Samsunspor is expected to return with an improved contract proposal. The information was reported by transferwatcher Sacha Tavolieri.

Samsunspor is showing concrete interest in Gustaf Nilsson. A personal agreement has been reached with the player and his entourage regarding personal terms. Negotiations are ongoing between Samsunspor and Club Brugge for a loan with an option to buy. The main sticking point is the purchase option, which is currently too high for Samsunspor.