AS Roma have made a significant push to recruit Belgian-based striker Nicolo Tresoldi, but Club Brugge has firmly rejected their opening offer of €35 million. The Italian giants, under manager Gasperini, are keen to strengthen their attacking options ahead of a demanding season competing in both Serie A and the Champions League.
Tresoldi, a German Under-21 international born in Cagliari in 2004, has emerged as Roma's primary target to complement existing forward options. His impressive campaign last season speaks volumes: the 20-year-old registered 19 goals across 40 appearances, demonstrating clinical finishing and consistency at the elite level. The Giallorossi clearly view him as the ideal long-term investment for their evolving squad.
Club Brugge Hold Firm on Valuation
The Belgian club's negotiating position remains resolute. Having recently offloaded Tziolis, Club Brugge face no immediate financial pressure to sell and have signalled they consider €35 million well below their asking price. Sources in Belgium suggest the Jupiler Pro League side will demand considerably more for a player who has become central to their attacking ambitions and commercial appeal.
Roma's unwillingness to abandon the pursuit is equally clear. The Roman outfit continues working behind the scenes to bridge the gap, exploring creative payment structures or add-ons that might accelerate negotiations. Gasperini's tactical vision requires a versatile forward capable of operating in high-intensity European competition—a profile Tresoldi has already proven he possesses.
The Summerville transfer disappointment has only intensified Roma's determination to land an elite attacking talent. With the transfer window entering its critical phase, expect increased activity as both clubs seek a resolution that reflects Tresoldi's genuine market value and Roma's competitive ambitions.
