Brampton-born Canadian soccer star forward Cyle Larin leaves Turkey's Besiktas to join Club Brugge in Belgium
Larin, who leads all Canadian men with 24 goals internationally, said farewell to Turkey's Besiktas in a social media post on the weekend.
Club Brugge won the Belgian league title in May for the third season in a row, and the 18th time overall, and will play in next season's Champions League. Larin has 24 goals in 52 appearances for Canada and played a key part in Canada's successful World Cup qualifying campaign with 16 goals - over 21 games - since the start of 2021.
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