Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester City are among several Premier League clubs reportedly tracking Club Brugge striker Nicolò Tresoldi ahead of a possible transfer in 2027. The Germany Under-21 international has attracted growing interest following an impressive scoring run in Belgium, although questions remain about his readiness to establish himself at one of Europe’s leading clubs.

According to FootballTransfers on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, Tresoldi has scored 12 goals in 13 appearances across all competitions this season. His performances have reportedly prompted Club Brugge to place a €40 million valuation on the 22-year-old forward.

Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United are also monitoring his progress as competition for his signature potentially intensifies before the 2027 transfer window. However, securing a move to the Premier League would not necessarily guarantee immediate first-team opportunities.

SciSports, FootballTransfers’ data partner, acknowledges that Tresoldi has made considerable progress during 2026 but remains uncertain whether he could quickly become a regular starter for elite sides such as Arsenal or Manchester City. Chelsea, Tottenham and Newcastle could potentially provide a more accessible route into senior football, although competition for places would remain significant.

Tresoldi’s circumstances have also drawn comparisons with Christos Tzolis, who reportedly moved from Club Brugge to Arsenal during the summer in a €40 million deal. Tzolis finished the previous campaign with 22 goals and 29 assists for the Belgian club, demonstrating his attacking contribution before moving to England.

However, his early Premier League experience has been more difficult. The winger has registered just one assist in five appearances and has been sidelined by a thigh injury since mid-September. Although it remains too early to assess his overall progress at Arsenal, his situation illustrates the adjustment players may face when transitioning from Belgian football to the Premier League.

SciSports’ Career Advice model assigns Arsenal a score of 77 as a potential destination for Tresoldi, followed by Manchester City on 76 and Chelsea on 75. Newcastle United receives 72, while Tottenham scores 70.

The model also identifies Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Manchester United as possible destinations offering a more balanced combination of development opportunities and playing time.

With interest expected to increase before 2027, Tresoldi must weigh the appeal of joining a major club against the importance of securing regular football. His eventual decision could significantly influence the next stage of his development, making the choice of destination as important as the transfer itself.