Brugge declare in-form striker Tresoldi untouchable

Brugge declare 22-year-old striker Tresoldi untouchable in January despite interest from Arsenal, Atlético Madrid and Milan; rejected €35m Roma bid last summer.

Brugge have declared young striker Nicolò Tresoldi untouchable in the January transfer window, with a club official telling Het Nieuwsblad: "Nicolò has no price, and never will."

The 22-year-old Italian-German forward has been in outstanding form this season, scoring 12 goals in 14 matches including two hat-tricks. One came at San Siro against Inter Milan in the Champions League league phase. He scored all three goals in Brugge's 3-2 win over Sint-Truiden on Sunday and has seven goals in his last four games.

Arsenal, Atlético Madrid and AC Milan have all been linked with Tresoldi, whose market value has soared. Brugge rejected a €35 million offer from Roma last summer. The Belgian club, who have him under contract until June 2029, consider a January exit off the table but have not ruled out a major sale next summer.