[Pete O'Rourke, Transfer Correspondent
Pete O'Rourke, Transfer Correspondent](https://www.footballinsider247.com/author/pete-o-rourke-transfer-correspondent)
Transfer Correspondent AUTHORITY Former Sky Sports and ESPN FC correspondent who specialises in global recruitment, contract negotiations, and high-velocity transfer breaking news. FOCUS Exclusive reporting, domestic and international transfer markets, and elite-level insights. THE INSIGHT Pete utilises a Global Network of Industry Sources to deliver verified, first-to-market reporting. His “Deep-Lens” analysis connects the dots between boardroom strategy and pitch-level recruitment, providing a level of transfer clarity that goes beyond surface-level rumours.
Recent reports have suggested that Brugge value the 22-year-old at the £42million mark at the moment, but the Belgian side are likely to increase that ahead of next summer.
Tresoldi is one of the most exciting young strikers in European football at the moment, and Arsenal are one of several elite clubs who are tracking him at the moment.
Tresoldi has already netted 12 goals from 14 games in all competitions so far this term, including a hat-trick in the Champions League against Inter Milan.
The Germany U21 international is seeing his stock rise with every passing game at the moment, and a major move could be just around the corner.
Club Brugge to resist Nicolo Tresoldi January sale
Arsenal have no doubt that Tresoldi will go on to become an elite-level frontman in the coming years, but they will need to show patience if they want to sign him.
The Belgian side don’t want to lose Tresoldi in the middle of the campaign, but are likely to be tempted to cash in on him next summer.
Manchester United and Tottenham are also paying close attention to Tresoldi’s progress, but Arsenal are one of the leading candidates to secure his services at the moment.
The youngster is continuing to make a name for himself at Brugge, and has already shown in the Champions League that he has the ability to perform at the very top level.
The Spanish boss recently penned a new deal with the club that will see his yearly salary boosted to £25m, but that coincided news of around 60 redundancies behind made in the Gunners’ staffing.
Wyness believes that the timing of the two announcements was a “bad look” for the North London outfit, and expects that it will have caused some discontent behind the scenes.