Club Brugge Puts a €60 Million Price Tag on Tresoldi

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Club Brugge may consider selling Milan's target Nicolò Tresoldi in the January transfer window. However, the club will only let the player go for 60 million euros.

The Under-21 Germany international drew attention in Italy with a hat-trick against Inter in the Champions League. Thanks to his dual citizenship, he is eligible to play for both the Italy and Germany national teams.

Milan have reportedly been monitoring the player for several months. The 22-year-old striker, born in Cagliari, says his favorite club is Milan and that he would be happy to go to San Siro. In an interview in February, Tresoldi said that wearing the Milan shirt was a dream.

Gazzetta reports that Club Brugge are ready to listen to offers in January, but they do not have to sell the player, especially in the middle of the season. The player has scored 14 goals in 17 matches across all competitions this season, and his contract runs until 30 June 2029. Talks between the two clubs have not yet started. The report also says clubs from Germany and the English Premier League are interested in the player.