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Player decided to stay–Manchester United and Chelsea could tempt him to reconsider

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Manchester United and Chelsea‘s interest could be impacting Club Brugge star Nicolò Tresoldi.

That’s according to Het Laatste Nieuws, who suggests Manchester United and Chelsea’s could tempt him to leave this summer.

HLN covers the Premier League duo in a detailed report focusing on several things related to the Belgian club.

When discussing summer transfers, HLN claims it ‘never goes according to the plan’ for Club Brugge with outgoings and Tresoldi is the best example

Convinced to stay

The Jupiler Pro League side signed the 21-year-old from Hannover 96 in July 2025. He has starred in his debut season, scoring 23 goals and contributing nine assists from 53 matches.

Nicolò Tresoldi has three years left on his contract and his club want to keep him. Both parties recently agreed that he would continue next season.

Club Brugge president Bart Verhaeghe had made it clear that he can’t leave, even for a record fee.

This was most probably before Manchester United and Chelsea entered the picture to sign him.

HLN claims the Red Devils, Xabi Alonso’s side and AS Roma are all chasing the Germany U21 international.

Manchester United and Chelsea are monitoring his situation on a ‘day-to-day basis’ while the Serie A side have submitted a €35m bid.

Nicolò Tresoldi isn’t throwing tantrums or even forcing an exit. He was poor and missed a penalty in a friendly defeat to Stade Rennais.

This could be a coincidence while HLN says it would be ‘entirely logical’ that Manchester United, Chelsea and Roma’s interest is impact him.

He could consider changing his stance and open the exit door, but convincing Club Brugge won’t be easy.

Over the past few months, the Belgian media have reported of Arsenal’s interest. Their sporting director, Andrea Berta, made contact in April. Earlier this month, we relayed news the Gunners have a concrete interest in the attacker.

It’s possible Tresoldi’s agent is using the Premier League sides’ interest to secure a new contact with a reasonable release clause valid from 2027.

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