The Italian-German striker Nicolò Tresoldi, who has scored 12 goals in 14 games this season, has been declared non-transferable by the Belgian club Brugge. According to a team manager, the player has no price and will not have one, which rules out a possible sale during the winter market. The decision comes amid rumors that Atlético Madrid, Arsenal, Barcelona and Milan could be interested in signing the 22-year-old.
Tresoldi has been a key piece for Bruges this season. He has scored two hat-tricks, including one at the San Siro against Inter Milan in the Champions League, and scored all three goals in the 3-2 win over Saint-Trond last Sunday. With seven goals in his last four games, he is among the top scorers in the Belgian league and European competition. His performance has seen his market value skyrocket, attracting the attention of several top European clubs.
The Belgian club keep Tresoldi under contract until June 2029 and have rejected previous offers, including a €35 million proposal from Roma last summer. The Bruges manager assured that the striker's departure in January is ruled out, although he does not close the possibility of a million-dollar transfer next summer. The club's position indicates that they are willing to wait and take advantage of the player's maximum value in the future.
Atlético de Madrid, along with other big teams, has been mentioned in the press as possible buyers. However, with Brugge's declaration, the winter transfer window seems closed for the striker. The Belgian club is expected to continue with its strategy of keeping Tresoldi in the team, while interested clubs will have to wait for the summer market to try to negotiate an agreement.