Nicolò Tresoldi: Not Just the National Team—The Transfer Market Is Heating Up, and Two Serie A Clubs Are Already Ready to Compete for Him

From a potential future star striker for Italy or Germany to a standout on the European transfer market. Nicolò Tresoldi is taking the spotlight at an impressive pace, and his hat trick at San Siro against Inter in the Champions League likely marks the turning point in his still-young career.

Born in Cagliari on August 20, 2004, he is the son of former defender Emanuele Tresoldi, who also played in Serie A for Atalanta during his career. the center forward has built his soccer career in Germany, at Hannover, and even obtained German citizenship in 2022. This detail continues to fuel one of the most hotly debated issues surrounding him: which national team he will choose to play for.

In recent weeks, there has indeed been much talk about his international future. Tresoldi has played his way through the entire German youth system, but he can still decide to represent Italy at the senior level. This decision is eagerly awaited by both federations and is expected to be announced in the coming months.

In the meantime, however, another topic is gaining momentum: the transfer market. Tresoldi’s performances have inevitably drawn the attention of several top-tier clubs, including Italian ones that had previously had the opportunity to scout him but failed to make a move.

According to reports from transfer circles, over the years there has been no shortage of contacts, tryouts, and evaluations by clubs such as Atalanta, Milan, Fiorentina, Bologna, and Juventus. These attempts never translated into a concrete investment and now risk becoming a missed opportunity, given the player’s rapidly rising market value.

Among the clubs that could make a strong push for him is Milan itself. The Rossoneri are still searching for a forward capable of consistently scoring at the highest levels following recent flops and the ongoing evaluations of “Mr. 70 Million” Gonçalo Ramos, and Tresoldi (who, incidentally, has been a Rossoneri fan since childhood) seems to possess many of the qualities the club is looking for: physicality, mobility, the ability to make runs into space, and, above all, a growing knack for scoring goals.

However, the competition should not be underestimated: Juventus is also closely monitoring the striker’s situation. The Bianconeri, in fact, cannot be considered fully satisfied with the performance of their offense and, in particular, with the difficulties faced by Nick Woltemade: the German forward, who arrived amid high expectations, is struggling to find consistency and fit into the system of the team led by Luciano Spalletti, and the possibility of ending his loan and sending him back to Newcastle in January cannot be ruled out.

That’s why Tresoldi’s name could soon rise to the top of several Italian clubs’ transfer priorities. The problem, however, mainly concerns the cost: the player’s valuation has already reached 35 million euros, and insiders are certain it could rise even further very soon.

The night at San Siro against Inter could, in fact, be just the beginning. If the striker, born in 2004, continues to impress in upcoming European matches, his transfer value could skyrocket even further, turning what currently appears to be a costly long-term investment into a full-fledged international bidding war.