Club Brugge have no intention of selling Nicolò Tresoldi in January. A source at Club Brugge KV said the club intend to keep him for sure beyond the winter window, even with every major club in Europe watching him.
Brugge's January stance
"There is no appetite to let Nicolo leave in January. We know every major club in Europe is watching him, and that sets any market going forward, but not for January, the intention is to keep him for sure," a source at Club Brugge told teamtalk.com.
That line matches the wider reporting around the player. Pete O’Rourke, quoted by caughtoffside.com, said Leeds are among the clubs looking at Tresoldi, while Newcastle, Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City and Everton have also been linked in separate reports.
Why the summer fight is building
Tresoldi's form is why the market keeps circling. He has scored three goals in three Champions League appearances this season, including a hat-trick in Club Brugge's recent win over Inter Milan, and his Champions League rating stands at 7.75.
He scored 19 goals in the Jupiler Pro League last season and has eight in his first 10 appearances this season, so Brugge have a player whose value is rising fast before the winter window even opens. Brugge sit 11th in the Champions League standings with 6 points from 3 matches, which gives them a stronger hand than a club under pressure to sell.
The club's stance is clear enough. January is off the table, and the real scramble is likely to come next summer.
Written by Jack Mercer with AI-assisted research, cross-checked against 5 outlets. How we work →
