Roma is pushing forward with negotiations to sign the forward Tresoldi, though their initial approach has been rebuffed. According to reports from Il Tempo, Calciomercato, and transfer expert Sacha Tavolieri, Club Brugge has rejected an offer of €35 million for the player.
Despite the setback, interest from the Giallorossi remains high. Sources indicate that the forward is intrigued by the sporting project under coach Gian Piero Gasperini and has expressed a clear desire to join the club. While much of Roma's recent transfer focus has been on securing wide attackers, this move is intended to bring in a centre-forward who would effectively serve as a replacement for Artem Dovbyk.
The 21-year-old, who turns 22 next month, has a unique background. Although born in Italy, he relocated to Germany with his family at a young age and has represented Germany across various youth levels. While he was previously expected to be in contention for a 2026 World Cup call-up, his absence from recent plans means he remains eligible to represent Italy internationally.
Tresoldi’s market value has increased significantly since his move to Club Brugge from Hanover 96 last summer for a fee of €7.5 million. His stock has risen following a productive campaign that saw him record 23 goals and nine assists across 58 appearances last season.
