Nicolo Tresoldi Set To Join Roma, Leaving Club Brugge Behind

Roma emerges as the top contender

The competition for the Italian‑German striker is fierce, with no Arab clubs in the mix at the moment. Nicolo Tresoldi has made it clear that Gasperini’s project at Roma takes priority over any other offers. He has already signed a financial agreement with the Giallorossi and voiced his full confidence in the coach’s plans. For now, the missing piece is a concrete bid from Club Brugge, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.

The sporting director D’Amico has been occupied with the Summerville saga, but attention is shifting toward finalizing Tresoldi’s move in the coming days. Borussia Dortmund and Atlético Madrid have also entered the race, attracted by his standout season in Belgium. He netted 13 goals in 30 appearances, making him a valuable asset for a club looking to boost its attack.

Interest from Bundesliga and Serie A rivals

Both Bundesliga side Borussia Dortmund and La Liga outfit Atlético Madrid have expressed interest, citing his prolific Belgian campaign. The target price is set at €25 million, with the deal intended to close before Dovbyk’s potential transfer is settled. Roma is prepared to entertain lower offers for the Ukrainian forward, risking a minor capital loss. In return, Tresoldi would slot into the striking berth currently occupied by Dovbyk.

Fiorentina have also made their intention clear, but they would need to accommodate a €3.5 million reduction in wages to secure his services. This pay cut reflects the broader financial constraints clubs face when chasing top talent. The striker’s arrival would give Fiorentina a sturdier presence up front, while Roma aims to strengthen its options without overextending the budget.

What the move means for the squads

• Roma solidifies its forward line with a player who endorses the coach’s vision.
• Club Brugge risks missing out on a key target if they do not act quickly.
• Borussia Dortmund and Atlético Madrid keep their attacking markets active.
• Fiorentina could reshaping their strike partnership with a cost‑adjusted signing.

As transfer windows tighten, the focus will be on whether the interested clubs can meet the financial thresholds set by Roma. The €25 million price tag, coupled with wage negotiations, will be pivotal in deciding how quickly the deal can be wrapped up. fans and analysts will watch closely to see how these moves reshape the competitive landscape of European football this season.