Bruges aims to surprise at San Siro with the youngsters and Tresoldi

The Belgian club Bruges is preparing to fly onto the San Siro pitch, determined to play a prank on the Italian champions. Among the protagonists stands the young striker Romano Tresoldi, already the author of five season goals, who will make his debut at the Meazza.

Young protagonists at the Meazza

Tresoldi, with his five goals already scored this season, will be the offensive reference point for Bruges in the Milanese clash. Beside him, captain Jan Vanaken and Norwegian defender Vetlesen complete a squad in which only three players are over thirty.

The club has focused on youth: most starters are under thirty, with only three veterans in the squad. Among them stands goalkeeper Yann Sommer, two‑time Italian champion with Inter, who will face his former team in the first match.

Fans will be able to follow the three European cups via exclusive streaming on NOW, activating the Sport Pass at a cost of €19.99 per month. The offer was highlighted in the club’s communication, which invites not to miss the opportunity.

Besides Tresoldi, Bruges has other Italians in the squad, showing that the club is not the only one to bet on blue talents. Recently a rap video with Haaland Tsawa and the “Footuro” project was released, which sparked curiosity among supporters.

Among the youngsters to watch, the name Virgili was mentioned as the next talent to follow. The club has identified him as the future protagonist of the squad.

With this combination of limited experience and youthful energy, Bruges presents itself as a team not to be underestimated, ready to test its ability against the Italian champions.