The Club Archive preserves Club Brugge's rich history - a story of generations, passion and unique memories. Through the archive, Club's heritage is given a lasting place: from legendary posters to rare video footage, from signed shirts to fan material.

For any supporter who loves history, this is the beating heart of the Blue-Black past.

What does the Club Archive do?

Preserving and protecting

The Club Archive aims to preserve valuable memorabilia and records from Club history forever. Club Brugge Foundation carefully collects objects, documents and media that provide a unique glimpse into the Club's past.

Inventorying and digitizing

Together with the Brugge City Archives, all items are carefully inventoried, digitized and preserved according to archival standards. In this way, they not only remain physically extant, but also become accessible to future generations.

Sharing with the public

The Club Archive is not a closed drawer. Through expos, temporary exhibitions, publications and the Club Museum, we bring heritage back to life for the general public. A great example of this was the expo "Blue & Black Forever!", which featured unique pieces from the archive.

Cooperation with the City Archives of Bruges

The operation of the Club Archive is substantively supported by the City Archives of Bruges, which deploys its expertise in heritage preservation to permanently anchor the Blue-Black past.

This cooperation ensures that the historical and cultural value of Club Brugge is also preserved in the long term.

Your contribution also counts

Do you have any special Club memorabilia at home that deserve a place in the Club Archive? Old posters, rare photos, archive documents, program booklets or historical video footage? Share your pieces of Club history and contact Club Brugge Foundation at foundation@clubbrugge.be.