According to a report by Metro on Tuesday October 27, 2026, Club Brugge have warned Arsenal that Nicolò Tresoldi will not be available for transfer during the January window, despite growing interest in the in-form striker.

According to Het Nieuwsblad, the Belgian champions have no intention of considering offers for the 22-year-old forward, regardless of how big the proposal from Arsenal might be.

An unnamed Club Brugge board member reportedly made the club's position clear, saying: “There is and will be no price for Nicolò.”

Tresoldi has attracted attention from several top European clubs following his impressive goalscoring form.

The striker scored a hat-trick in Club Brugge's 3-2 victory over Sint-Truiden on Sunday, his third treble in just 26 days for club and country.

He also finished last season as the Belgian Pro League's top scorer after scoring 19 goals in 40 appearances.

Tresoldi has continued his excellent form in the Champions League this season, notably scoring a hat-trick during Brugge's thrilling 4-3 victory over Inter Milan.

Arsenal are reportedly considering a January move for the striker amid uncertainty over Viktor Gyökeres' future at the Emirates.

The Gunners already have a recent relationship with Club Brugge after signing Christos Tzolis for around £33.5 million during the summer.

However, that deal does not appear to have softened Brugge's stance on Tresoldi, who is under contract with the Belgian club until June 2029.

Bayern Munich, Manchester City, Chelsea, Liverpool, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid are also reportedly monitoring the striker.

Arsenal had previously pursued Vinicius Junior and Julian Alvarez during the summer but failed to sign either forward.

With Club Brugge refusing to consider a January sale, Arsenal may have to wait until next summer if they decide to step up their interest in Tresoldi.