Tresoldi tops Milan's list: the plan to accelerate the transfer move

Milan revive interest in Bruges striker Tresoldi, who was evaluated in 2021; the club values him at €40m and he is a lifelong Rossoneri fan.

Milan are reviving their interest in Nicolò Tresoldi, the Bruges striker who was on their radar in summer 2021 when Paolo Maldini and Ricky Massara were running the technical area. At that time, Tresoldi was in Hannover's youth setup and visited Milanello to discuss terms, but the club ultimately signed Pietro Pellegri instead.

Tresoldi has since become one of Europe's most acclaimed young talents. The 20-year-old has scored prolifically for Bruges this season, including a hat-trick against Inter at San Siro in October during the Champions League group stage. Bruges are demanding at least €40 million for him in the January window.

Milan's new leadership, including incoming director Markus Krosche and owner Gerry Cardinale, view Tresoldi as a priority target. The plan is to keep Goncalo Ramos as the primary striker while adding depth behind him; Camarda is expected to leave on loan to Serie B. Tresoldi has repeatedly stated he is a lifelong Milan fan and dreams of playing for the Rossoneri, telling reporters in January that "my dream for me is this: for me the maximum is Milan."