Barcelona, attentive to Tresoldi: "He will play for one of the great clubs in Europe"

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Nicolò Tresoldi, a 22-year-old forward from Club Brugge, has once again caught the attention of the Barcelona transfer market after scoring a hat-trick against Inter Milan in the Champions League on October 13th. His team won 4-3 at San Siro, and the coach, Ivan Leko, predicted that the attacker will end up playing for one of the top European clubs. Barcelona had already considered signing him during the summer transfer window and continues to keep his name among the options to strengthen their attack.

Nicolò Tresoldi shines in the Champions League with Leko's support

Tresoldi scored the first three goals for Brugge in Milan: he opened the scoring from the penalty spot and completed his hat-trick after halftime. Inter reacted with two goals from Lautaro Martínez and one from Ange-Yoan Bonny, but the Belgian team took the three points thanks also to Romeo Vermant's goal.

His performance has intensified the focus on a forward who had already scored six goals this season, as reported before the match by Tuttomercatoweb. The hat-trick in the Champions League raises his impact in a competition that provides a more demanding reference than his domestic performances.

Ivan Leko had praised the forward's progress the day before the match. The Brugge coach highlighted his daily work and development, anticipating that he could reach the level of the top European teams. While Leko's words raise expectations for Tresoldi, they do not imply any active negotiations with another club.

𝐓𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐨𝐥𝐝𝐢, the Milan admirer who tore apart Inter. 😎 The Brugge forward was the man of the night in the #UCL with his 𝐡𝐚𝐭-𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐤. #LaCasaDelFútbol https://t.co/NHrtD20NTu

— Movistar Plus Deportes (@MPlusDeportes) October 14, 2026

Barcelona keeps Tresoldi on their list of forwards

Barcelona's interest in Tresoldi did not arise solely from the match against Inter. According to information published by Sport and reported by international media at the beginning of October, the Catalan club had already assessed the forward as an option for the number nine position in the previous transfer window.

The quest for a player capable of combining presence in the box and involvement in offensive play explains the scrutiny. Tresoldi ended the previous season as one of the top scorers for Brugge, with 23 goals and nine assists in the Belgian league, as reported on his performance.

The cost will be a decisive factor. Some reports place Brugge's demands above 50 million euros, an amount that would make the operation a significant investment for Barcelona. Currently, there is no formal offer or advanced negotiations between both clubs.

Tresoldi is under contract with Brugge until 2029, giving the Belgian club room to negotiate and not requiring an immediate sale. His performance in the Champions League could strengthen his position if new suitors emerge, but the final price will depend on the conditions presented.

Nicolò Tresoldi's next step in the market

Barcelona will need to decide whether to turn their interest into a concrete proposal when planning their forward line. For Nicolò Tresoldi, continuity at Brugge and his upcoming European matches will be an opportunity to prove that the hat-trick against Inter was not an isolated incident. As for Leko, the immediate challenge will be to maintain his goal-scoring output as market interest grows.

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