Simon Mignolet's contract with Club Brugge is set to expire in the summer. According to Het Nieuwsblad, his contract does not include an option that Club Brugge can activate for an extension, which means negotiations will be necessary if the club wants to retain him.

Simon Mignolet's contract at Club Brugge expires at the end of June and there are currently no ongoing talks about an extension. According to Het Nieuwsblad, such talks are not planned at this time. Club Brugge chairman Bart Verhaeghe stated on VTM that they will consult with Mignolet and determine the situation together. Het Laatste Nieuws reported that Mignolet earns around four million euros gross. The same newspaper wrote in December that, in principle, the contract would not be extended, though it was unclear if Club Brugge wanted to make Nordin Jackers the new first-choice goalkeeper. Het Nieuwsblad reported that Mignolet stated during winter training that if Club Brugge came with a proposal, he would not know what to say, adding that he only wants to continue if he can still perform at the top level. In October, Mignolet told Het Laatste Nieuws that he first wants to prove to himself that he can return to top form before considering an extension.

According to Voetbalnieuws.be, it is possible that Simon Mignolet could extend his contract at Club Brugge for an additional year. There are currently no negotiations planned. Mignolet has previously indicated he only wants to extend if he can still play at a top level, with his physical readiness being a decisive factor.

Club Brugge is uncertain about extending Simon Mignolet's contract. According to a report from HLN, the club's management is most likely not yet convinced about a potential contract extension for the upcoming season.