Swiss goalkeeper Yann Sommer joined Club Brugge's first team, the Belgian champions, on Tuesday on a three-season contract despite being 37 years old, according to the club’s announcement on its X account, after leaving Italian side Inter Milan in June following the expiration of his contract. The former international, who played 94 matches for the Swiss national team, announced his retirement from international football after Euro 2024. Sommer spent ten years with German club Borussia Mönchengladbach, then moved to Bayern Munich in January 2023 to replace Manuel Neuer, who had suffered a serious injury at the time. Over the past two seasons, Sommer played for Inter, winning the Serie A title twice with the club, and also reached the Champions League final in 2025 before losing the title to French side Paris Saint-Germain. Sommer will play in the Champions League with Club Brugge and will replace Belgian goalkeeper Simon Mignolet, who announced his retirement from football.