The Belgian club RSC Brugge has made it clear that it will not sell the Italian-German striker Nicolò Tresoldi in the winter market, despite growing rumors of interest from major European teams. The 22-year-old has scored 12 goals in 14 games this season, including two hat-tricks, one of which was achieved at the San Siro against Inter Milan during the group stage of the Champions League.
Tresoldi has proven to be a key player for Brugge since his arrival, with a streak of seven goals in the last four games and a constant presence among the top scorers of the Belgian club and European competition. The striker scored all three goals in a 3-2 victory over Sint-Truiden last Sunday, cementing his reputation as a high-quality goalscorer.
Faced with media pressure, a Bruges manager responded to the Flemish newspaper Het Nieuwsblad that “Nicolò has no price and he won't have one either.” This statement underlines the firm position of the club, which has rejected previous offers, such as the €35 million one that Roma presented last summer. With a contract that runs until June 2029, Brugge consider Tresoldi's departure in January unlikely, although they do not rule out the possibility of a lucrative transfer next summer.
Rumors of interest from teams including Arsenal, Atlético Madrid and Milan have increased speculation over the forward's future. However, Club Brugge have made it clear that their priority is to keep the player in the team until the end of his contract, unless an offer is presented that adequately reflects his value.
In the short term, Bruges will continue to support Tresoldi in his national and European commitments, while the striker will continue to seek to consolidate his position as one of the Champions League's top scorers. The summer transfer window will continue to be a point of attention, as the Belgian club could consider a proposal that exceeds the player's current value and guarantees a profitable exit.