[Pete O'Rourke, Transfer Correspondent
Pete O'Rourke, Transfer Correspondent](https://www.footballinsider247.com/author/pete-o-rourke-transfer-correspondent)
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The Belgian side have no intention of selling the 22-year-old in the middle of the campaign, and have him tied down to a long-term contract until 2029.
Tresoldi is currently on the radar of all of Europe's leading clubs, with Tottenham and Chelsea also among the group who are keeping a close eye on him as well as Arsenal and United.
The youngster is one of the most highly-regarded young strikers in Europe at the moment, having netted 12 goals in 14 games in all competitions this season.
He is also the joint-leading scorer in the Champions League at the moment, level with the likes of Harry Kane and Erling Haaland.
Arsenal ready to repeat Club Brugge move
Arsenal had previous dealings with Brugge as recently as this summer, as they moved to snap up winger Christos Tzolis in a £34million deal.
However, they are set to face competition from almost every elite club in Europe for the starlet's signature, as his reputation continues to soar.
Tresoldi has struck two hat-tricks in October, with the first coming as part of an away win over Inter Milan in the Champions League.
He has also found the net against Aston Villa already this term, proving that he has what it takes to perform against elite-level clubs.
His form is far from a flash in the pan either, given that he ended last season with 23 goals and seven assists to his name.
However, Wyness does not believe that Arsenal have given up hope on Eze just yet, and feels they will be reluctant to accept the loss that would come with selling him.
The 28-year-old has been in and out of the team of late, and needs to prove to Mikel Arteta that he has what it takes to start regularly.