Liverpool have officially entered the fiercely contested transfer race for red-hot Club Brugge striker Nicolò Tresoldi after dispatching a club scout to watch the 22-year-old forward in action.

Managed by Andoni Iraola, the Anfield hierarchy are proactively evaluating elite attacking reinforcements ahead of the upcoming transfer windows and sent an official to monitor Tresoldi during Club Brugge’s UEFA Champions League clash against French side RC Lens on October 21.

Tresoldi has emerged as one of Europe’s most lethal young centre-forwards during the opening months of the 2026/27 campaign, netting an astonishing 14 goals in just 16 appearances across all competitions.

That sensational tally includes eight goals in 11 Belgian Pro League outings, five goals in four UEFA Champions League appearances, and a strike in the Belgian Super Cup—highlighted by memorable hat-tricks against Inter Milan in Europe and Sint-Truidense domestically.

Liverpool are far from alone in admiring the Germany Under-21 international, who is also eligible to represent Italy at senior level.

Scouts from Chelsea and Manchester City were also present in the stands during the Lens fixture, while Manchester United, Arsenal, Bayern Munich, and AC Milan have all established strong interest.

United previously scouted Tresoldi alongside teammate Joaquin Seys, while Arsenal have identified him as a potential long-term successor to Viktor Gyökeres.

Following his explosive start to the season, Club Brugge have seen Tresoldi’s market valuation soar to £42 million or higher—having already rejected a €35 million (£29 million) approach from AS Roma over the summer.

Crucially, any interested suitor will be forced to wait until next summer to strike a deal, as the Belgian champions have firmly ruled out sanctioning a departure during the January window.

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