Arsenal and Milan chase Bruges striker Tresoldi – winter transfer uncertain

The 22‑year‑old striker Nicolo Tresoldi of Club Brugge scored another hat‑trick against STVV last weekend, raising his market value and further stoking interest from European top clubs, including Arsenal FC and AC Milan. The forward now has twelve goals in fourteen matches to his name and is attracting increasing attention.

View on form and European interest

It was already his third hat‑trick in just 26 days; the earlier strikes came against Internazionale in the Champions League and in a match in Malta with the German prospects. This run underscores his excellent form and makes him one of the most closely watched young forwards in Europe.

reports that Arsenal FC is closely monitoring Tresoldi's development. The Gunners had the striker on their wish list already last summer and remain very impressed by his performances.

Third hat‑trick in 26 days: Tresoldi's run thrills Brugge

In addition to Arsenal, AC Milan is also mentioned, as are FC Barcelona, Atlético Madrid and Internazionale. Milan has a notable trump card: Tresoldi has been a supporter of I Rossoneri since childhood and has never hidden that. The Italian club is said to have already contacted his entourage, but both Arsenal and the other interested parties do not want to let him head to San Siro so easily.

Contract, valuation and Bruges negotiation position

Tresoldi is under contract until mid‑2029 and turned down a €35 million offer from AS Roma last summer. Amounts of €50‑60 million are now being circulated, making a record transfer increasingly realistic.

Tresoldi's new record pushes Bruges towards flight

Club Brugge is in a particularly comfortable negotiating position and wants the Belgian champions to keep the striker absolutely until the end of the season. A winter transfer is also not considered a realistic scenario by the player's entourage for the time being. However, should a European top club start waving tens of millions, that steadfast position could come under pressure. For now a winter departure remains unlikely, but the question of when Brugge will be willing to let its golden boy go remains open.