Privately owned Standard de Liege, headquartered in Belgium, was founded in 1898 and employs approximately 200 people. The club reported $72.9M in revenue as of 2023. Functioning as a major football club of the Belgian league, its primary offering is spectator sports.
Standard de Liège announced travel arrangements for its February 2 match against Club Brugge, confirming a combi system for up to 22 cars. Separately, Standard Femina will host KVC Westerlo Ladies on Saturday, February 7, at 7 PM at its training center. Earlier on February 2, the club acquired midfielder Bernard Nguene from OGC Nice. On February 1, the club confirmed midfielder Matthieu Epolo will be absent for six weeks due to injury. Also on February 1, Standard de Liège transferred midfielder Hakim Sahabo to Greek club AEK Athens. Sahabo, partly formed at Standard and returning in 2023 after a stint at Lille, played 34 matches with the first team, 24 with SL16 FC, and completed a six-month loan at Beerschot.
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