Barcelona face €70m price tag for Club Brugge striker Nicolo Tresoldi

Barcelona have been told they may need to pay between €60m and €70m to sign Club Brugge striker Nicolo Tresoldi, with Arsenal, Atletico Madrid and AC Milan also monitoring the 22-year-old.

The figure represents a substantial increase on earlier estimates of €35m to €40m, after Tresoldi’s performances helped establish him as one of the most sought-after young forwards in European football.

According to Italian transfer journalist Nicolo Schira, Club Brugge have significantly raised their valuation of the player. The Belgian club recognise that Tresoldi is a valuable asset and that interest from several leading European sides could drive the eventual fee higher.

Barcelona are following Tresoldi’s development closely, but they face competition from three other major clubs. Schira reports that Arsenal, Atletico Madrid and AC Milan have also expressed an interest, setting up a potential four-way contest for his signature in the coming months.

Milan interest and January uncertainty

AC Milan are considered one of the clubs most keen to move quickly for Tresoldi. La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that the Italian club are examining the possibility of signing him in January.

However, Club Brugge’s financial demands are a major obstacle to any immediate move. The Belgian side demonstrated during the previous summer transfer window that they were not prepared to let Tresoldi leave cheaply, rejecting a €35m offer from Roma, according to Italian media reports.

Tresoldi is understood to favour a move to Italy for several years and has made no secret of his preference for AC Milan. The club’s current financial position, however, means it would not be able to meet Club Brugge’s present valuation.

Club Brugge’s position on a January transfer appears firm. Belgian newspaper Het Laatste Nieuws reports that the club do not consider Tresoldi available during the winter window and have no intention of allowing him to leave in January, even if they receive a substantial offer.

That stance is expected to change from June 2027. Club Brugge would then be willing to consider selling Tresoldi, provided an interested club meets its high financial demands.

As a result, the €60m-€70m valuation is likely to form the starting point for any negotiations during the summer transfer window. Barcelona must now decide whether to enter the race for a forward whose price could rise further as competition for his signature intensifies.

Club Brugge are under no immediate pressure to sell Tresoldi, and the growing interest from some of Europe’s biggest clubs could strengthen their negotiating position.