Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester City are among the clubs pursuing Club Brugge’s Nicolò Tresoldi and could fight against each other for his signature next year. 

The striker’s standout performances since joining the Belgian club from Hannover 96 in June 2025 hasn’t gone unnoticed. He finished his debut season with 23 goals and nine assists.

Tresoldi extended his fine form into this season, scoring 14 goals and contributing one assist in 17 matches. His fine displays have already caught Chelsea and Manchester City’s attention, and Liverpool have now joined the chase.

Liverpool challenge Chelsea and Manchester City

Earlier this month, Sport Witness covered a report from Italy explaining that Chelsea and Enzo Maresca’s side are fighting for the 22-year-old. Club Brugge won’t sell him for less than €50m.

The latest claims from Germany have reported Bayern Munich are keeping a close watch on the striker.

Het Laatste Nieuws relays it and then covers their own information about the case. This is when the newspaper mentions Liverpool, Xabi Alonso’s side and Manchester City.

Chelsea and Manchester City have already sent their officials to follow him closely. Besides the Premier League duo, Liverpool have sent their scouts to watch him live in action for Club Brugge.

January move unlikely 

Last month, Sport Witness covered a report from Belgium explaining that Club Brugge won’t let him leave in the next window even if there’s a tempting offer on the table. Their position would change for the next summer.

HLN now backs it up and rules out the Germany U21 international’s sale during the winter market. However, he could make a big move after this season.

In the summer, they sold Christos Tzolis to Arsenal for €40m, which was the Jupiler Pro League record sale. The Belgian club want Nicolò Tresoldi’s sale to surpass that record.

If he were to continue to impress, it wouldn’t be long before top European clubs entered a bidding war for his signature. These clubs won’t hesitate to pay well above €40m for his signature.