Bryan Adinany is being linked with a move from Lierse SK to fellow Belgian side KV Kortrijk, with the Challenger Pro League rivals reportedly monitoring the centre-forward’s situation closely.
The 25-year-old, who represents both Madagascar and Comoros at nationality level, is currently on the books at Lierse but is the subject of growing speculation over a possible intra-league switch. Transfer data lists the potential move to Kortrijk with the likelihood of the deal still unclear, marked only with a “?” rather than a firm probability, underlining that talks – if any – are at a very early stage.
Adinany’s market value has climbed steadily during his time in Belgium, rising to a reported €500,000 as of December 2025. That valuation is likely to frame any negotiations, though with no contract expiry date publicly recorded, observers have also raised the possibility that his future status could shift, including the chance of him becoming available without a fee further down the line.
The Marseille-born striker, who stands at 1.90m and operates primarily as a centre-forward, joined Lierse from French side Le Puy Foot 43 Auvergne ahead of the 2024-25 campaign. He previously turned out for US Raon-l’Étape and FC Saint-Louis Neuweg in France, as well as Italian club ASDC Gozzano, after leaving the youth ranks of Stade Rennais’ U19 set-up and later LB Châteauroux B.
Adinany’s performances in the Challenger Pro League have contributed to his rising valuation, though detailed statistics and individual match records – including recent opponents, dates, scorelines and specific displays – are not listed in the available data. Even without that level of detail, his upward market trajectory suggests consistent progress in Belgium.
Should a move to KV Kortrijk materialise, it would mark the next step in a career that has already taken him across France, Italy and now Belgium, and could prove a pivotal moment in shaping his reputation and long-term potential in European football.
