List of Belgian football transfers winter 2009–10

Date	Name	Moving from	Moving to	Fee
15 December 2009	Paul Taylor	Montegnée	Anderlecht	Undisclosed[4]
16 December 2009	Ondřej Mazuch	Fiorentina	Anderlecht	1.300.000 €1[5]
25 December 2009	Reynaldo	Anderlecht	Cercle Brugge	Loan[5][6]
28 December 2009	All Mouscron players	Mouscron	Free Agent	Contract Terminated[7]
28 December 2009	Samuel Yeboah	Hapoel Tel Aviv	Genk	700.000 €[8][9]
29 December 2009	Massimo Moia	Sint-Truiden	Charleroi	Loan2[10]
30 December 2009	Cédric Ciza	Anderlecht	Charleroi	Loan[11]
30 December 2009	Jared Jeffrey	Club Brugge	Mainz	Undisclosed[12]
31 December 2009	Grégory Grisez	Charleroi	Boussu Dour Borinage	Loan[13]

• ¹ Ondřej Mazuch was already on loan from Fiorentina, now bought.
• ² Massimo Moia was on a season long loan since the summer 2009 transferperiod, but he was sent back by Sint-Truiden.

Several players were on a loan which ended in 2009. As of 1 January 2010, they returned to their original club and are listed here. For a list of players on loan during the last year, see List of Belgian football transfers winter 2008–09 and summer 2009.

Date	Name	Moving from	Moving to	Fee
End of 2009	Dawid Janczyk	Lokeren	CSKA Moscow	Loan Return

Date	Name	Moving from	Moving to	Fee
2 January 2010	Arnold Kruiswijk	Anderlecht	Roda JC	Loan[14]
3 January 2010	Guillaume François	Free Agent[7]	Germinal Beerschot	NA[15]
4 January 2010	Mario Martínez	Real España	Anderlecht	Loan3[16]
5 January 2010	Anduele Pryor	Vitesse Arnhem	Roeselare	Loan[17]
6 January 2010	Maxime Lestienne	Free Agent[7]	Club Brugge	NA[18]
7 January 2010	Jérémy Perbet	Tubize	Lokeren	Undisclosed4[19][20][21]
7 January 2010	Nikita Rukavytsya	Twente	Roeselare	Loan[22]
8 January 2010	Daan van Gijseghem	Free Agent[7]	Club Brugge	NA[23]
9 January 2010	Ernest Adjetey	Anderlecht	Zaventem	Undisclosed[24]
9 January 2010	Hólmar Örn Eyjólfsson	West Ham	Roeselare	Loan[25]
9 January 2010	Miloš Marić	Gent	Bochum	Undisclosed[26]
9 January 2010	Bertin Tomou	Westerlo	Roeselare	Undisclosed[27]
12 January 2010	Olivier Mukendi	Anderlecht	Cercle Brugge	Loan[28]
14 January 2010	Benjamin Mokulu	Oostende	Lokeren	Undisclosed5[29]
15 January 2010	Koen Daerden	Club Brugge	Standard Liège	Undisclosed[30]
15 January 2010	Dawid Janczyk	CSKA Moscow	Germinal Beerschot	Loan[31][32]
18 January 2010	Pape Camara	Etoile Lusitana	Standard Liège	Undisclosed[33]
20 January 2010	Srđan Blažić	Levadiakos	Standard Liège	Free6[34]
20 January 2010	Ederson	Genk	Charleroi	Loan[35]
20 January 2010	Gheorghe Grozav	Alba Iulia	Standard Liège	Undisclosed[36]
21 January 2010	Geoffrey Mujangi Bia	Charleroi	Wolverhampton	Loan[37]
21 January 2010	Peter Van Der Heyden	Mainz	Club Brugge	Undisclosed[38]
22 January 2010	Luigi Pieroni	Valenciennes	Gent	Undisclosed[39]
25 January 2010	Adlène Guedioura	Charleroi	Wolverhampton	Loan[40]
26 January 2010	Emil Lyng	Lille	Zulte Waregem	Loan[41]
26 January 2010	Lukáš Mareček	Brno	Anderlecht	Undisclosed[42]
26 January 2010	Sébastien Pocognoli	AZ Alkmaar	Standard Liège	Undisclosed[43]
26 January 2010	Paul Taylor	Anderlecht	Free Agent	NA7[44]
26 January 2010	Paul Taylor	Free Agent	Charleroi	NA7[44]
27 January 2010	Michaël Cordier	Anderlecht	Olympic Charleroi	Loan[45]
29 January 2010	Sébastien Bruzzese	Anderlecht	Gent	Undisclosed[46]
29 January 2010	Edouard Kabamba	Standard Liège	Eupen	Loan[47]
29 January 2010	Tom Soetaers	Kortrijk	Mechelen	Undisclosed[48]
29 January 2010	Wouter Vrancken	Mechelen	Kortrijk	Undisclosed[49]
31 January 2010	Bart van Zundert	Zulte Waregem	Dender EH	Loan[50]

• ³ Martínez was previously on loan to Vålerenga where his loan ended. After this Real España decided to loan him to Anderlecht.
• ⁴ Perbet first signed a contract with Sint-Truiden on 29 December.[20] On 5 January the news spread that although Perbet has already signed a contract, Sint-Truiden and Tubize were still negotiating when he would join Sint-Truiden. The latter were willing to wait until June, when his contract at Tubize was going to expire.[21] Two days later on 7 January, Lokeren signed Perbet, causing disbelief and anger at Sint-Truiden. Perbet claims he only had a verbal contract at Sint-Truiden, while Sint-Truiden claim that they possess an official document which Perbet signed. If so, it is unsure how this will evolve.[19] However, Perbet has since then played for Lokeren and it seems the case is closed.
• ⁵ Mokulu has signed a four-year contract with Lokeren which will start in June 2010, but Lokeren and Oostende are still in negotiation as Lokeren would like to immediately sign him.
• ⁶ Blažić' contract with Levadiakos only expires in June 2010, he will join Standard in the summer of 2010.
• ⁷ Anderlecht wanted to loan Taylor to Charleroi, however Taylor had just recently signed for Anderlecht on 15 December 2009 and the rules of the Royal Belgian Football Association state that no player can be transferred more than once between teams within one season. Therefore, Anderlecht annulled the contract with Taylor, after which Charleroi immediately signed him to avoid him being seen as a transfer It is assumed that Taylor will return at the end of the season.

Note: because Mouscron was declared bankrupt on 28 December 2009, all players were released as their contracts were terminated.[7] Berthelin was signed before the bankruptcy, but also released.

In: No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  FRA Cédric Berthelin (from Dender)

Out: No. Pos. Nation Player —   All players (contract terminated)