Tresoldi Price Rises After Inter Display; Roma Bid Rejected
Nicolò Tresoldi drew more attention after scoring three times versus Inter in a Champions League match. Roma offered €35M for him last summer, but Club Brugge rejected it as too low, and Roma then turned to Santiago Castro. The forward is now expected to leave Club Brugge for a fee above €50M, with foreign clubs previously tracking him, while he remains undecided between Germany U21 and Italy.
Nicolò Tresoldi’s three-goal showing against Inter in the Champions League increased interest in him. Roma’s €35M summer approach was turned down by Club Brugge, which wanted a higher fee. Roma subsequently pursued Santiago Castro as cover for Donyell Malen.
Tresoldi has said he supports Milan, yet the club has not pushed for him after signing Gonçalo Ramos and keeping Francesco Camarda. Club Brugge, having sold Christos Tzolis to Arsenal for €40M, can seek a price in the €54M–€63M range. He has nine goals, with Barcelona, Manchester United, Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig previously monitoring him. He plays for Germany U21 until the Euros while Italy hope to recruit him; he remains undecided.
Tresoldi’s rising valuation could affect Club Brugge’s finances, Roma’s recruitment plans, and fans who follow transfer news. A move above €50M may intensify expectations on a young forward, while his national-team choice could shape German and Italian youth pathways. Supporters of clubs priced out may feel frustration as elite sides dominate. For Tresoldi, the attention may bring pressure and commercial opportunities. The outcome could influence how smaller clubs value and develop young talent.