Sought‑after DFB talent Tresoldi leaves decision on national team open

On Club Brugge's training ground, the sought-after DFB talent Tresoldi is in the spotlight. The 22‑year‑old striker takes time to reflect on his national team decision, while his inclination towards club football remains clear. As Sky reports, he will stay in Belgium until the end of the season.

He has made it clear that no winter move is planned for him. The young Italian wants to continue his development in Brugge and then focus fully on the U21 European Championship with Germany. The decision is not expected until next summer.

No winter moves at Club Brugge

The 22‑year‑old has scored four goals in the last eight cross‑competition matches. This form suggests that offers from top clubs could be on his table in the summer of 2027. Despite the interest, he will remain with the Belgian club until the end of the year.

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Last summer several clubs showed interest, including Borussia Dortmund and FC Barcelona. Barcelona even considered a possible departure in March, but no transfer materialised and Tresoldi stayed in Brugge. His performances have not diminished the interest of big clubs.

Interest from top clubs and national teams

The striker is eligible for the national teams of Germany, Italy and Argentina, with the two European associations especially vying for him. U21 national coach Antonio di Salvo appointed him as captain and emphasized that he lets him “relax as much as possible”. Di Salvo, 47, and head coach Jürgen Klopp are in regular contact with the young talent.

Tonight at 6 p.m., the German U21 team will play the decisive Euro qualification match against Georgia. Tresoldi will start as captain again and is seen as a key player for a win that would qualify Germany as group winners directly for the final tournament.