Mignolet's Liverpool career over as goalkeeper joins Club Brugge
Dejan Kalinic
August 4, 2019 23:45 MYT
August 4, 2019 23:45 MYT
Club Brugge confirmed the signing of Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet for a reported €7million (£6.4m) on Sunday.
Mignolet, 31, has agreed to a five-year deal with the Belgian giants, ending a six-season stay at Anfield.
The 21-time Belgium international returns to his homeland for the first time since joining Sunderland from boyhood club Sint-Truiden in 2010.
"After completing successful medical tests, goalkeeper Simon Mignolet signs a contract for five years with Blauw-Zwart," a statement from Club Brugge read.
Thumbs up, Big Si is in the house @SMignolet pic.twitter.com/q4chRpMPXv — Club Brugge KV (@ClubBrugge) August 4, 2019
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"Liverpool FC, Club Brugge and Simon reached an agreement on this today."
Mignolet joined Liverpool for a reported £9m in June 2013, but lost his place last season after the arrival of Alisson from Roma.
While part of the Champions League-winning squad last season, Mignolet made just two appearances in all competitions in 2018-19, his move ending a Liverpool career riddled by mistakes.