FC Bayern is apparently considering signing Nicolo Tresoldi. The German youth national team player has caught the attention of numerous top European clubs with his strong performances at Club Brugge. However, a potential transfer could end up costing the Munich club significantly more than initially expected. New information suggests that the top Belgian club would only let its star striker go for a massive transfer fee.
As reported by the website Transferfeed, Club Brugge already rejected an offer of 35 million euros from AS Roma for Tresoldi last summer.
Instead, the Belgians are said to have internally valued their striker at around 60 million euros. Following his recent performances in the Champions League, this asking price could rise even further. His current market value is estimated at 35 million euros.
Bruges is apparently demanding at least 60 million euros.
Tresoldi has impressively drawn attention to himself in recent weeks. In particular, his hat trick in the spectacular 4-3 victory over Inter Milan in the Champions League made international headlines.
The 22-year-old thus demonstrated his qualities even at the highest European level. His strong performances have apparently attracted further interest.
In addition to FC Bayern, clubs such as Arsenal and Atlético Madrid are reportedly closely monitoring the forward’s development.
This puts Club Brugge in a comfortable position. The Belgian club is under no immediate pressure to sell, especially since Tresoldi is under contract through the summer of 2029.
The rejected offer from Roma also shows that the club’s management is not willing to sell their star player below market value.
Bayern is monitoring Tresoldi as a potential option for their forward line
For FC Bayern, Tresoldi could be of particular interest with an eye toward long-term roster planning. While Munich has one of Europe’s best center forwards in Harry Kane, they lack an equally capable alternative for the center of the attack.
Tresoldi not only poses a significant goal-scoring threat but also has considerable potential for development given his age. Whether Bayern would actually be willing to spend around 60 million euros—or even more—on the forward remains to be seen, however.
So far, there has been no confirmed information regarding a concrete offer from the German record champions.
Competition from other European countries could further complicate a potential transfer.
Should Tresoldi continue his strong performances in the Champions League, his price tag is likely to rise further.
For Bayern, this means that anyone looking to sign the German rising star would likely have to dig deep into their pockets. Given Club Brugge’s current asking price, a bargain-basement transfer seems highly unlikely.