Five Premier League clubs chase Brugge’s 12‑goal striker Tresoldi

The buzz around Nicolo Tresoldi intensifies as five Premier League clubs send scouts to watch his latest hat‑trick, signalling a potential transfer windfall for Club Brugge and underscoring the Premier League’s relentless hunt for a regular goal‑scorer. NEXT season could see a record‑breaking deal after his 12 goals in 13 appearances this campaign.

Scouting frenzy in Belgium

TEAMtalk confirmed that representatives from Chelsea, Manchester City, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United were present at Club Brugge’s match against St Truiden. The five Premier League clubs observed Tresoldi’s third hat‑trick in just 26 days, a performance that has put him firmly on their radar. Chelsea and Manchester City are reported as the most eager, while Arsenal, Tottenham and Newcastle are also monitoring his progress closely. That attendance highlights the growing competition for the German forward.

The hat‑trick came in Club Brugge’s victory over St Truiden, with the forward completing the scoring spree within the first half. The win further cemented Brugge’s position near the top of the Belgian league.

Chelsea and Man City intensify chase for Club Brugge’s 12‑goal striker

Scoring form fuels interest

The 22‑year‑old German international has amassed 12 goals in 13 appearances this season, with his recent treble marking his third in less than a month. His prolific output mirrors the rise of Viktor Gyokeres, who netted heavily in Portugal before Arsenal secured his services. Clubs see regular scorers as the hardest commodity in the modern game. Tresoldi also featured for Germany Under‑21s, showcasing his ability on the international stage.

Club Brugge eye record fee

Club Brugge, renowned for developing talent and selling at a profit, set a club‑record fee of €40 million for Christos Tzolis last summer. They have hinted they could demand twice that amount for Tresoldi if he maintains his current rate. NEXT year could bring a major windfall for the Belgian side. The club’s history of moving players such as Tzolis to top leagues reinforces its reputation as a talent pipeline.

There is never a time when top teams are not looking for a new striker, and Tresoldi’s profile is rising faster than any other prospect. If a Premier League side meets Brugge’s price, the striker could join the English top flight before the summer window closes. The Premier League’s recent struggles to replace ageing forwards have intensified the hunt for young marksmen.