Vincent Mannaert to Step Down as CEO of Club Brugge

Vincent Mannaert, the CEO of Club Brugge, will step down at the end of the current season, the club announced on Friday. Mannaert has been with Club Brugge for 13 years, and he has led the club to four Belgian First Division A titles and two Belgian Cups. He also oversaw the construction of the club's new stadium, Jan Breydel Stadium. **Mannaert's Success at Club Brugge** * Led Club Brugge to four Belgian First Division A titles and two Belgian Cups * Oversaw the construction of the club's new stadium, Jan Breydel Stadium * Was part of the first golden generation of Belgian football **What's Next for Mannaert?** Mannaert has not announced his plans for the future, but he has been linked with a move to the Royal Belgian Football Association (RBFA). The RBFA is looking for a new CEO, and Mannaert is seen as a leading candidate for the position. **Who Will Replace Mannaert at Club Brugge?** Club Brugge has not yet announced who will replace Mannaert as CEO. However, Vincent Mannaert, who currently sits on the Board of Directors of the Pro League on behalf of Club, is a serious candidate to replace him. Mannaert is a former player and coach, and he has a wealth of experience in the Belgian football industry.