FC Bayern continues to scout the transfer market for promising offensive players. It appears that Nicolo Tresoldi has also caught the eye of the German record champions. The forward from the top Belgian club Club Brugge has attracted interest from several top European clubs with his performances. A potential move to Munich, however, is likely to be anything but easy.

According to the Belgian newspaper Het Nieuwsblad, Bayern has already sent scouts to Belgium on multiple occasions to take a closer look at Tresoldi. The Munich club is reportedly among those following his development very closely.

However, Club Brugge’s management has apparently already made a clear decision. There are currently no plans to sell the striker during the winter transfer window. Even an extremely attractive financial offer is not expected to change that for the time being.

Bruges boss makes it clear: Tresoldi is not for sale

According to information from Het Nieuwsblad, officials at the top Belgian club have made it clear internally that Tresoldi is not to be sold in January. The message to interested clubs is unambiguous: The striker is not for sale.

One board member is even reported to have stated that there is no price for Tresoldi and there never will be. With this, Bruges is apparently trying to put a stop to potential transfer negotiations at an early stage.

However, a transfer does not seem entirely out of the question. According to the report, an exceptionally high offer could still persuade the club’s leadership to reconsider.

The financial threshold for such a move is likely to be quite high.

Bayern would likely have to pay more than 40 million euros.

As Het Nieuwsblad further reports, any potential offer for Tresoldi would have to exceed the 40 million euro mark. Club Brugge is said to have recently received this amount from the transfer of Christos Tzolis. Accordingly, the Belgian club is hoping to secure an even higher amount for Tresoldi. His current market value is estimated at 35 million euros.

However, club officials have not yet set a specific asking price.

Added to this is the forward’s long-term contract situation. Tresoldi is under contract with Club Brugge through the summer of 2029. This puts the club in a comfortable negotiating position.

The player himself is also reportedly open to staying for the time being. According to the Belgian newspaper, there is a general consensus that Tresoldi should continue his development in Bruges for now.

For FC Bayern, this means that a potential transfer is likely to be difficult to pull off.

Although Munich already has a world-class striker in Harry Kane, the club continues to explore options for promising offensive players for the future.

Given his development and potential, Tresoldi could be an interesting option in this regard.

Whether the scouting efforts to date will actually lead to a concrete transfer bid remains to be seen. So far, there’s been no word of an official offer or advanced negotiations.

One thing is clear, however: If FC Bayern gets serious about Tresoldi, the record champions would apparently have to dig deep into their pockets. Club Brugge currently holds the upper hand in any potential transfer negotiations.

This article was translated into English by AI. You can read the original version here https://fcbinside.de/2026/11/08/bayern-jagt-torjaeger-tresoldi-bruegge-boss-spricht-transfer-machtwort/.