Headline: Club Brugge Sets €60 Million Price Tag for Milan Target Nicolò Tresoldi
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Club Brugge is open to selling Nicolò Tresoldi, a target for AC Milan, during the January transfer window, but only for a fee of €60 million.
The 22-year-old Germany international has garnered significant attention in Italy following his recent hat-trick in a Champions League match against Inter. His dual citizenship qualifies him for both the Italy and Germany national teams, further increasing his appeal.
Milan has been monitoring Tresoldi for several months, and sources indicate that the player would welcome a move to San Siro, as he has stated that the Rossoneri is his favorite club. “Milan is a dream that pushes me to work every day. I’m really happy here at Club Brugge, but I know I have a long way ahead of me,” Tresoldi said in an interview earlier this year. He added, “The dream of playing for Milan is inside my head, and I think about it every morning when I wake up.”
Reports from Gazzetta indicate that while Club Brugge is willing to consider offers, they do not need to sell the player, particularly during the middle of the season. The club has set a minimum asking price of €60 million for Tresoldi, who has netted 14 goals in 17 appearances across all competitions this season. His contract with Club Brugge extends until June 30, 2029.
While no discussions between Milan and Club Brugge have commenced, the Rossoneri are still interested in the Cagliari-born striker, amid reported interest from various clubs in Germany and the English Premier League.
