FC Barcelona is reportedly eyeing Germany U-21 international Nicolò Tresoldi, with the Club Brugge forward attracting significant attention. According to Spanish outlet ‘Sport’, the 22-year-old striker has emerged as a target for the Catalan giants, managed by Hansi Flick.
Tresoldi’s Rising Profile
Tresoldi has enjoyed a strong start to the current season, demonstrating his scoring prowess with five goals in nine appearances for Club Brugge. His impressive form follows a summer where numerous top clubs were reportedly interested in his services. A former youth player at Hannover 96, Tresoldi’s contract with the Belgian club runs until 2029.
Reports indicate that Tresoldi currently carries a €50 million price tag. Given his recent performances and the renewed interest from major European clubs, it has been suggested that this valuation could be challenged as early as the upcoming winter transfer window.
Barcelona’s Striker Search
Barcelona’s reported interest in Tresoldi comes as the club continues to seek solutions in their attacking line-up. The Catalan side’s previous attempts to secure high-profile strikers, including Lautaro Martínez from Inter Milan and Julián Alvarez of Atlético Madrid, were reportedly unsuccessful.
Despite Gabriel Jesus joining Barcelona from Arsenal shortly before deadline day, the forward has primarily featured as a substitute under Hansi Flick. This situation suggests that Barcelona’s manager may still be looking to bolster his attacking options, with Tresoldi, a compatriot of Flick, now reportedly on the radar.
Winter Window Prospects
With Tresoldi’s contract at Club Brugge extending until 2029, any move would require a substantial offer. However, given Barcelona’s ongoing search for a prolific forward and Flick’s potential desire to bring in a player he knows, speculation suggests a transfer could materialise sooner rather than later. The upcoming winter transfer window could provide clarity on Barcelona’s pursuit of the promising Germany U-21 star.