Brugge declare striker untransferable amid European interest

Brugge declare 22-year-old striker Nicolò Tresoldi untouchable in January despite interest from Atlético, Arsenal, Barcelona and Milan; he has 12 goals in 14 games this season.

Brugge have declared striker Nicolò Tresoldi untouchable in the January transfer window, with a club official telling Het Nieuwsblad that "Nicolò has no price, and never will." The 22-year-old Italian-German forward has been in outstanding form, scoring 12 goals in 14 matches so far this season, including two hat-tricks — one of them at San Siro against Inter Milan in the Champions League.

Tresoldi scored a hat-trick in Brugge's 3-2 win over Saint-Trond on Sunday and has seven goals in his last four games. He ranks among the top scorers in both the Belgian league and the Champions League. His market value has soared after Brugge rejected a €35 million offer from Roma last summer.

Atlético Madrid, Arsenal, Barcelona and AC Milan are among the clubs reported to be interested in the striker. Brugge, who have Tresoldi under contract until June 2029, have ruled out a January departure but have not closed the door to a major transfer next summer.