Club Brugge CS:GO

Football team Club Brugge announces CS:GO team

After their domestic success in the Jupiler Pro League and some good performances in the European competitions, football team Club Brugge will be fielding a CS:GO team in the new betFirst Elite Series, a Benelux CS:GO competition. Club Brugge wants to further strengthen their position in esports by expanding to more games.

14.01.2021 ByJef van den Bosch
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