Italian striker Nicolò Tresoldi, 22, continues to attract the attention of big European clubs after a season of great progress at Club Brugge. With six goals in the first ten games of the Belgian campaign, the player has multiplied his value in just over a year and has a contract that extends until June 30, 2029, after having been signed by the Belgian club in 2025 for seven million euros from Hannover.
Among the teams that evaluated the young striker during the summer market, FC Barcelona was among those that considered him as an interesting option. Tresoldi, who was born in Cagliari and is a Germany Under-21 international, has also been the subject of attention from Atlético Madrid and other clubs in the second half of the European table. His performance at Brugge, where he has shown a combination of speed, technique and finishing ability, positions him as a possible future top-level striker.
Swiss goalkeeper Yann Sommer, Tresoldi's teammate at Brugge, has expressed his confidence in the player's talent in an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport. Sommer highlighted Tresoldi's humility, professionalism and technical qualities, stating that the forward has everything necessary to succeed in a big club. “Tresoldi can become a top-level European striker, without a doubt,” commented Sommer, before listing the virtues he appreciates in the young player. In addition, he noted that Tresoldi's value has quintupled in just over a year, which demonstrates its rapid development.
Regarding the possible senior selection, Sommer made it clear that Tresoldi's decision will depend on him. The attacker has been an under-21 international for Germany, with 27 games and 16 goals, but could also be eligible for Italy. “Don't ask me which team he'll choose; that's up to him,” Sommer responded, maintaining neutrality about the player's international future.
The veteran goalkeeper also remembered his best game at Inter Milan, the club where he played before joining Brugge. Sommer recalled the memorable night of the 2024-25 Champions League semi-final against Barcelona, where Inter reached the final against PSG. “Losing a Champions League final is a big disappointment, but it doesn't hurt like it did then,” Sommer concluded, highlighting the pride he still feels for his team.
With the Belgian season still underway, attention on Tresoldi remains high. Rumors surrounding his potential move to a top European club have intensified, and the player will continue to be a key target for teams looking for a young, talented striker with a track record of consistent progression. The next phase of his career will depend on the offers he receives and the decision he makes regarding his international future, while Brugge will continue to realize his potential in domestic and international competition.