Borussia Dortmund Reignited Interest in Nicolo Tresoldi Following Roma Transfer Collapse
Borussia Dortmund might be able to reignite their pursuit of Nicolo Tresoldi, as the striker's anticipated transfer from Club Brugge to AS Roma has reportedly collapsed. Transfer expert Sacha Tavolieri indicates that the deal, which was reportedly in its final stages with the 21-year-old also agreeing to the move to the Italian capital, failed due to the Belgian champions' excessive transfer fee demands. Roma reportedly offered €35 million for the center-forward, but Club Brugge rejected the bid, leading to the cessation of talks.
This development could offer a glimmer of hope for Borussia Dortmund. The German club has been monitoring the German U21 international (24 appearances, 12 goals) for weeks. In mid-July, Corriere dello Sport even reported a fundamental agreement between BVB and Tresoldi. However, it was noted at the time that several prerequisites would need to be met for the transfer to materialize. Particularly, the future of Serhou Guirassy remains uncertain. Should the 30-year-old, who is reportedly attracting interest from several top international clubs, leave BVB, a replacement would need to be signed first. This could potentially clear the path for Tresoldi to join the Bundesliga.
Significant Competition for Tresoldi
However, the list of clubs interested in Tresoldi is extensive. Alongside BVB, Manchester United and Atletico Madrid are also reportedly monitoring the attacker.
From Club Brugge's perspective, an immediate departure is not fundamentally planned. Tresoldi only joined the Belgian top club from Hannover 96 last summer and made an immediate impact. He scored three goals in ten Champions League appearances, including against FC Barcelona and Atletico Madrid. Across all competitions, he recorded 23 goals and nine assists in 58 competitive matches. His contract with Brugge is valid until 2029.
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Borussia Dortmund may have a renewed chance in the race for Nicolo Tresoldi. According to transfer expert Sacha Tavolieri, the striker's move from Club Brugge to AS Roma has reportedly fallen through. The transfer was reportedly in its final stages, and the 21-year-old was said to have agreed to a move to the Italian capital. However, the deal ultimately failed due to the Belgian champions' excessively high transfer fee expectations. Roma reportedly offered €35 million for the center-forward, but Brugge rejected the offer, and discussions were subsequently halted.
This development should give Borussia Dortmund new hope. The Black and Yellows have had the German U21 international (24 appearances, 12 goals) on their radar for weeks. In mid-July, Corriere dello Sport even reported a basic agreement between BVB and Tresoldi. However, it was stated at the time that several conditions would need to be met for a transfer. In particular, the future of Serhou Guirassy remains unclear. Should the 30-year-old, who is reportedly of interest to several top international clubs, leave BVB, a replacement would first need to be signed. This could then pave the way for Tresoldi to move to the Bundesliga.
Not Just BVB Wants Him: Fierce Competition in the Tresoldi Poker
However, the list of interested parties for Tresoldi is long. Besides BVB, Manchester United and Atletico Madrid are also said to be watching the attacker.
An immediate departure is not fundamentally planned from Club Brugge's perspective. Tresoldi only moved from Hannover 96 to the Belgian top club last summer and impressed straight away. He scored three goals in ten Champions League appearances – including against FC Barcelona and Atletico. Across all competitions, he recorded 23 goals and nine assists in 58 competitive matches. His contract in Brugge runs until 2029.
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