Club Brugge explored the possibility of signing Romaine Mundle, who has not played much at Sunderland in recent months. Club Brugge wanted to sign Mundle this winter as an extra winger. According to Sky Sports, Sunderland has decided to keep Romaine Mundle, which ended Club Brugge's hopes of signing him.

Sunderland manager Regis Le Bris has not ruled out a January exit for 22-year-old English and Jamaican winger Romaine Mundle, who is the subject of growing interest from several clubs. Belgian side Club Brugge have an ongoing interest, while French Ligue 1 club Strasbourg are also interested, and it is understood that Scottish Premier League side Rangers have made an initial inquiry. A loan departure is a possibility for the winger, who has made 8 appearances without a goal or assist in the Premier League this season. However, it is thought that Sunderland would only permit Mundle to leave if they manage to sign a new attacking player during the current window. Mundle, whose contract runs until June 2028, joined Sunderland from Standard Liège in February 2024 for a reported €1.8 million and has a current Transfermarkt market value of €6.00m.