Move to BVB? Tresoldi speaks about his future | OneFootball

Borussia Dortmund are continuing to closely monitor Nicolo Tresoldi’s development. The highly sought-after Germany U21 international has now spoken publicly about the rumors surrounding his future.

Nicolo Tresoldi is one of the biggest winners of last season. The striker impressed after his move from Hannover 96 to Club Brugge and, with a series of strong performances, played his way onto the wish lists of several top European clubs. According to consistent media reports, Borussia Dortmund are also continuing to keep a close eye on the development of the Germany U21 international.

However, Tresoldi is taking the many speculations about his future in stride. In an interview with Sport Bild, the striker said: “It’s an honor for me, and it shows that I’m on the right path.” At the same time, he emphasized that his focus remains on his sporting development: “I want to keep working hard and win trophies. As for my future, I’m completely relaxed.”

With strong performances in Belgium and on the international stage, Tresoldi has put himself on the radar of several clubs. Alongside BVB, Bayern Munich as well as clubs from England and Spain have recently also been credited with an interest. A summer move therefore cannot be ruled out.

BVB transfer? Tresoldi does not rule out a move

Although the striker is still under contract with Club Brugge, he did not want to commit himself to a long-term stay. Asked about his future, Tresoldi replied: “As things stand now, yes. But anything can happen in the summer.”

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The German-Italian can also fundamentally imagine a return to the Bundesliga. “Of course, but I also enjoy being abroad,” Tresoldi explained. The 21-year-old pointed to his path so far between Italy, Germany and Belgium and made it clear that he is open to different career steps. However, a transfer is unlikely to come cheap. After Brugge only signed the striker in 2025, the fee is now said by Sky to be around €25 to €30 million.

Tresoldi has also recently moved into the spotlight around the German national team. Germany head coach Julian Nagelsmann revealed before the World Cup squad announcement that the striker had only just missed out on making the squad. His senior international debut is still yet to come, but his development continues to be closely monitored by the DFB.

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