Arsenal and Tottenham are following Club Brugge striker Nicolo Tresoldi, according to Nicolò Schira in Tuttosport. The report places the Belgian club’s valuation at around €60 million.

Arsenal has been watching the 22-year-old for six months, while Tottenham, Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund have sent scouts on several occasions. Atletico Madrid and Barcelona are also following his progress.

The interest has gathered attention after Tresoldi scored a hat-trick in Brugge’s 4-3 win at Inter on Tuesday. His first-half penalty and two further goals helped the visitor inflict another European defeat on Cristian Chivu’s team at San Siro.

That performance took his Champions League total to four goals from two appearances this season. He had also scored in Brugge’s opener, a 3-2 home defeat to Aston Villa, and has nine goals in 11 competitive outings overall.

Tuttosport reports that Roma offered €30 million plus €5 million in bonuses in July, but Brugge rejected the proposal. The current interest is being discussed with next summer in mind, and the report does not describe an agreed transfer or a new bid from either north London club.

Tresoldi joined from Hannover in June 2025 and signed through 2029. Sky Germany reports that Brugge would want to make him its record sale, surpassing the €40 million received when Christos Tzolis joined Arsenal last summer. Hannover also holds a 10% sell-on clause from the original transfer.

The striker has already contributed in European knockout football. He scored during February’s 3-3 Champions League draw with Atletico Madrid, when Brugge recovered from a two-goal deficit before Tzolis rescued a late equalizer.

Born in Italy and a Germany youth international, Tresoldi has described himself as a Milan supporter. His three goals against Inter carried extra meaning for him: he said the evening felt like a small derby and was the kind of occasion he had dreamed about.