​Nicolo Tresoldi is a wanted figure. According to HNB, the 21-year-old German forward has attracted strong interest from major clubs such as AS Roma, Atlético Madrid, and Arsenal. Understandably, Club Brugge has declared that Tresoldi is not for sale. However, that does not rule out a possible move: Roma, Atlético Madrid, and Arsenal can still hope to sign him. Club Brugge, as with previous standout players, will have a price in mind, and if any of these clubs meet that valuation, they would consider letting Tresoldi move on.
There is little mystery about why the 21-year-old striker from Germany has drawn attention from those European giants. Last summer, Tresoldi moved from Hannover 96 to Club Brugge after two successive seasons of seven goals. He clearly elevated his game in Belgium, recording 23 goals in 58 appearances as Club Brugge clinched their 20th league title. In addition to his goals, he contributed seven assists. Four of his 23 goals came in the club’s Champions League campaign, underscoring his ability to perform at a higher level.
Club Brugge does not face any immediate pressure to sell Tresoldi to Roma, Atlético Madrid, or Arsenal, given that he is under contract until 2029. The club can, and likely will, set a demanding asking price should interest from these sides persist. If the valuation is met, Tresoldi could become the next major transfer story, with his upward trajectory continuing to attract attention across Europe. The decision rests with Brugge: whether to hold firm or to negotiate a departure that would alter the course of his career.