Club Brugge battles to keep Tresoldi as Europe’s elite circle the striker

Club Brugge wants Nicolo Tresoldi to stay another season, even as Manchester United, AS Roma, Borussia Dortmund and several other European giants line up personal agreements with the 25‑million‑euro‑valued forward. The Belgian side’s plan clashes with a market that already sees the Italian‑German striker attracting offers well above its asking price.

The club’s official communication, marked NIEUW, urged supporters to Ontvang alerts and click HIER for the latest news, while also inviting fans to Word fan van Club Brugge. In the statement, Brugge insisted it would prefer to keep the attacker for at least one more year despite the growing attention on the Italiaanse Duitser.

Tresoldi has already signed personal agreements with both Borussia Dortmund and AS Roma, side’s deal adds pressure on the Italian club, which has not yet secured a contract and is still negotiating with the blue‑black team.

Arsenal and Atletico Madrid are also reported to be tugging at the player’s sleeve, but no transfer has materialised. Corriere dello Sport noted that an offer of 25 million euros would make little impression on the club, which is eyeing bids of 30 million euros or more to satisfy its valuation.

Club Brugge has set a minimum price of 35 million euros, meaning the German side must lead with a first bid to out‑bid Roma. The club’s market‑value assessment suggests that the current 25‑million‑euro figure is insufficient to retain the striker.

La dello Sport confirmed that Tresoldi gave his answer to AS Roma, intensifying the pressure on Brugge, which had hoped to keep the forward for another year. The club’s alarm phase remains red as Italian sources hint at a possible departure to Rome.

Meanwhile, Manchester United has entered the fray, with English sources reporting interest and a willingness to meet the financial demands. Transfermarkt still lists the striker’s market value at 25 million euros, underscoring the gap between the club’s expectations and the offers on the table.

Club Brugge also identified Andrej Vasovic as a potential replacement, estimating a cost of around six million euros. The club’s strategy now hinges on whether it can present a new contract that convinces Tresoldi to stay, or if the bidding war will force a summer exit.

Het contrast between Brugge’s desire to develop the player further and the relentless pursuit by top clubs reveals a pivotal moment for both the striker’s career and the Belgian side’s transfer policy. The outcome will determine whether the blue‑black outfit can retain a key asset or cash in on a lucrative deal.