Arsenal is actively monitoring Nicolò Tresoldi, the 22-year-old striker from Club Brugge, as they consider potential attacking reinforcements for the 2027 season. Tresoldi has emerged as one of Europe’s most promising forwards following an explosive start to the season, attracting interest from multiple clubs, including Barcelona and several Premier League teams.

According to Sky Germany, Arsenal has been tracking Tresoldi since the summer, although a January transfer seems unlikely. His camp views next summer as a more realistic timeframe for a potential move. Currently, Tresoldi is under contract with Club Brugge until 2029, providing the Belgian champions with significant leverage in any negotiations.

His impressive form has fueled the growing interest, with Tresoldi netting nine goals in 13 appearances, including a Champions League hat-trick against Inter Milan. He also shone for Germany Under-21s, scoring four goals in three matches during the recent international break. His tally has since increased to 12 goals in 13 appearances following another hat-trick against Sint-Truidense.

Club Brugge staff have praised Tresoldi's dedication, noting he "lives 24/7 for football" and highlighting his pressing ability, ball control, and goal-scoring instinct.

For Arsenal, Tresoldi represents a long-term investment. While he may not be an immediate starter, his youth and scoring consistency make him an appealing option as the club looks to develop talent rather than spend heavily on established stars. However, waiting too long could backfire, as Club Brugge is adept at player development and may demand a club-record fee if his scoring continues to rise. Thus, Arsenal faces a critical decision regarding the timing of their pursuit.