Does a success coach stay in Belgium or not? “Clubs that want him have to ask the question: ‘which football do we want to see?'” – Football News

It is the fate of all “small” clubs that achieve unexpected results: they will have to rebuild in the off-season, because the architects of this success are at risk of leaving. Rembert Vromant, technical director of Cercle Brugge, knows this all too well.

And while he expects to lose Kevin Denkey for a significant sum, Vromant remains optimistic about Miron Muslic. “I can’t predict the future, but we assume he will stay,” he said The last news.

“He has extended his contract until 2025, for the benefit of the club and Miron. I think he can still grow at Cercle, develop the team and the club structure,” said Vromant. “But at the same time I think I can say that he has the qualities for a higher level.”

Muslic joined Cercle in 2021 as assistant to Dominik Thalhammer. However, the Bosnian did not follow his mentor after his departure and was promoted to T1 in 2022. “If clubs show interest in Miron, I think they should ask the question: ‘what football do we want to see?'”

“Miron is a perfect fit for us, because he brings the football that fits within our playing philosophy. He can lead a group, has excellent communication skills, makes players better and is tactically strong. But of course within a fixed idea.”