Transfer
Mancini sees a chance to land Tresoldi for Italy
Brugge striker Nicolò Tresoldi, born in Cagliari, must choose between Italy and Germany, while AC Milan reportedly plan a January bid.
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Italy coach Roberto Mancini has spoken with Club Brugge striker Nicolò Tresoldi about a possible call-up to the senior team and says he sees a chance, Football Italia reports.
Tresoldi, 22, was born in Cagliari but has played for Germany at Under-21 level, so he must choose which senior side to represent. Sport Bild reports that the German federation has been courting him behind the scenes for months, while Corriere dello Sport says Germany's coach has not given up on him.
Gazzetta dello Sport reports that AC Milan want to move for him in January, with owner Cardinale pushing for the deal, and that a fee above €35m is the main obstacle. Mundo Deportivo adds that Atlético Madrid are also monitoring him. Golviva's valuation of Tresoldi is €38m, above his €35m market value on Transfermarkt.
He has scored 8 goals in 11 appearances for Brugge this season and is under contract until June 2029. Italy play France at San Siro on 12 November and Belgium in Brussels on 15 November, Foot Mercato reports.
Sources
This article is based on reports by:
- AS — Subasta por Tresoldi
- Mundo Deportivo — Italia, a la caza de Tresoldi: "He hablado con él"
- Football Italia — Mancini has spoken with Tresoldi over Italy call-up and says ‘I think there’s a chance’
- Sport Bild — Experte zu Sturm-Juwel Tresoldi - „Das würde ich nicht zulassen“
- Foot Mercato — Italie : l’optimisme de Mancini sur le futur choix de Tresoldi
- La Gazzetta dello Sport — Assalto a Tresoldi, il Milan ci prova già a gennaio: Cardinale insiste, vuole la coppia con Ramos
- Corriere dello Sport — Tresoldi con l'Italia, come stanno davvero le cose: Klopp non molla, ma Mancini lo aspetta. E studia pure Modica: ecco chi è
- TuttoMercatoWeb — L'Italia corteggia Tresoldi, tutti i retroscena della sfida lanciata alla Germania
Written by the Golviva newsroom from the reports below, with figures from Golviva’s own database. Spotted a mistake? Tell us. · How we report






