The Club Brugge striker has attracted attention after nine goals in 12 appearances, although his club’s position could make a mid-season move difficult.
Arsenal are reportedly keeping an eye on Nicolò Tresoldi, but any attempt to sign the striker in January will not be easy.
Club Brugge are said to have no intention of selling the 22-year-old midway through the season, despite growing interest in a player who has scored nine goals in 13 appearances this season.
That run includes a Champions League hat-trick against Inter Milan, and reports on Thursday linked Arsenal with a possible move as Mikel Arteta considers his attacking options.
As we all know, money talks, so a sizeable fee could perhaps convince Club Brugge to soften their position and they do indeed have a price.
The Belgian club are reportedly looking for a club-record sum, above the €40 million Arsenal paid them for Christos Tzolis.
Another report puts Tresoldi’s valuation at around £42 million and says Club Brugge previously rejected a £30 million approach from Roma.
Chelsea have also been named among his admirers, while AC Milan, the club Tresoldi supported as a boy, are credited with interest as well.
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