Arsenal believes they face paying more for in-form striker if they wait
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15-second readArsenal is monitoring Nicolo Tresoldi, a Germany Under-21 international striker for Club Brugge, who has been scoring regularly. Tresoldi attracted interest from several clubs last season but did not secure a move. Arsenal was reportedly interested but decided against making an approach. The Gunners eventually signed Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge during the last transfer window.
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Arsenal is monitoring Nicolo Tresoldi, a Germany Under-21 international striker for Club Brugge, who has been scoring regularly. Tresoldi attracted interest from several clubs last season but did not secure a move. Arsenal was reportedly interested but decided against making an approach. The Gunners eventually signed Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge during the last transfer window.
Arsenal is considering signing Tresoldi in January, but Club Brugge is reluctant to let him leave early in the window. The Belgian club views Tresoldi as a key part of their plans. As a result, Arsenal may have to wait until summer to pursue him. Delaying their interest could have financial consequences if Tresoldi maintains his scoring form.
According to Football Insider, Arsenal believes waiting until summer to sign Tresoldi could result in a higher transfer fee. If Tresoldi continues to score regularly, more clubs are likely to enter the race for his signature, potentially strengthening Club Brugge's negotiating position and allowing them to demand a bigger fee.
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Nicolo Tresoldi is attracting interest from several clubs, with Arsenal among those monitoring the Germany Under-21 international as he continues to find the net for Club Brugge. The striker has been one of the leading scorers in European football over recent seasons, making it surprising that he did not secure a move away from Belgium during the previous campaign. Arsenal were reportedly interested in signing him at the time, but the Gunners eventually decided against making an approach. Several other top clubs were also keen on the forward, but Arsenal ended up signing only Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge during the last transfer window.
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