Club Brugge battles to retain Nicolo Tresoldi as Europe watches

Club Brugge is determined to keep forward Nicolo Tresoldi despite mounting interest from several European clubs. The Italian‑German striker, born in Cagliari, has a market value of €25 million Manchester United, Galatasaray, Atletico Madrid, Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund. The list of suitors grows each week, according to reports.

AS Roma has signalled a desire to sign Tresoldi this summer, hoping to add a competitor to Dutch striker Donyell Malen, who already scores regularly for the Italian capital side.

Manchester United is also reported to be preparing a substantial bid, with English sources indicating they see value in the Club Brugge attacker. The club’s interest adds to the pressure on Brugge’s management.

Club Brugge has already mentioned figures above €30 million for a potential sale, but the Belgian side prefers to convince Tresoldi to stay at least another year to further raise his market price, especially in the Champions League.

During the previous season, Tresoldi grew from a hesitant start to become a key player in both the Champions League and the Jupiler Pro League Champions Play‑offs, helping Club Brugge finish strongly.

Internationally, Tresoldi is a pivotal figure for Germany’s U21 squad and has been linked to the 2026 World Cup, with the possibility of breaking into the senior national team in the future.

If Club Brugge can secure a new contract for Tresoldi soon, the club may retain the striker and avoid a lucrative departure, while the interested clubs continue to monitor his progress.