Nicolò Tresoldi grew up supporting AC Milan. Now the Club Brugge striker has caught the eye of Milan owner Gerry Cardinale, according to Luca Bianchin of La Gazzetta dello Sport. Milan is considering a January move, but Brugge wants the 22-year-old to finish the season in Belgium.

Over Christmas, Tresoldi watched a game from the stands at San Siro. When he returned with Brugge on October 13, his family and friends saw him convert a penalty and score twice more in a 4-3 win over Inter. He told Sky Italia afterward that Milan fans had sent him messages before kickoff asking him to score against their rival.

Brugge asked for €50 million over the summer, Bianchin reports. By mid-October, Nicolò Schira was putting the valuation closer to €60 million as Arsenal and Tottenham tracked Tresoldi. Brugge signed him from Hannover 96 in June 2025 and has him under contract through 2029.