Club Brugge are being linked with a move for Hibernian defensive midfielder Miguel Chaiwa, with the Belgian side reportedly assessing a summer deal for the Zambia youngster.
The 21-year-old, who wears the number 14 shirt at Easter Road, is currently valued at €1.20m and is under contract with Hibs, although publicly available data does not state an expiry date – a factor that has prompted speculation over whether he could be available at a relatively low fee or even move on in future as a free agent if no new deal is agreed. The reported probability of the transfer remains unclear and is listed as “?” at this stage.
Chaiwa, born on 7 June 2004 in Luanshya, has established himself as a defensive midfielder, operating primarily in the screening role in front of the back four and favouring his right foot. Standing at 1.79m, he has been used in the holding role for Hibernian in the Scottish Premiership, where his combative style and positional discipline have drawn attention from scouts across Europe.
The Hibs midfielder’s current market valuation of €1.20m, as recorded on Transfermarkt on 14 May 2026, is seen as modest for a player of his age profile, increasing talk that Club Brugge could attempt to prise him away from Scotland as part of a longer-term squad build in the Jupiler Pro League.
Detailed recent match statistics for Chaiwa have not been disclosed in the latest data, but his growing involvement at club level has been enough to attract reported interest from one of Belgium’s leading clubs. With his future at Easter Road not fully defined publicly in contractual terms, the coming window may prove decisive, and a move to Bruges would represent a significant step in his career, placing the young Zambian in a league renowned for developing and exporting talent across Europe.
