Bruges sets a record fee in the Pro League: here’s the sum for Tresoldi

Club Brugge, nicknamed the Blauw en Zwart, announced that it will not let go of Nicolò Tresoldi without an exceptional sum; the amount set is between 60 million and 70 million euros, a record in the Pro League. This decision comes as the Belgian club strengthens its negotiating position.

According to reports, the Belgian club is demanding about 60 million euros to release the young striker. Other sources indicate that the price has been raised to 70 million euros, marking a significant increase compared with earlier estimates of 35 to 40 million.

Record financial demand

This sum would exceed the 40 million spent by Arsenal last summer on Christos Tzolis, making Tresoldi the most expensive sale in the history of Club Brugge and the Jupiler Pro League. Club Brugge thus maintains a position of strength in the negotiations.

Performances and multiple interests

Tresoldi has scored 14 goals in 17 matches across all competitions, including eight in the league, five in the Champions League and one in the Super Cup. The 22‑year‑old striker, a German U21 international, notably recorded a hat‑trick in the Champions League against Inter, which has heightened the interest of Italian, German and English clubs. AC Milan is closely monitoring the player, naming him a priority for the winter transfer window, while Bayern Munich and several English clubs have also put his name on their list. Barcelona, Arsenal, Atletico Madrid and other major European clubs are also mentioned as suitors.

Transfer outlook

Club Brugge does not intend to sell its striker during the season and says that any eventual transfer could only happen in the summer of 2027. Tresoldi's contract runs until 30 June 2029, which strengthens the Belgian club's negotiating position. If a big club agrees to pay the requested sum, the transfer would represent not only the biggest sale in Club Brugge's history but also a major investment for the buyer.