Arsenal is setting its sights on Nicolo Tresoldi, a promising young striker from Club Brugge, as they prepare to make offers for him. However, Brugge is reportedly ready to reject all attempts to sign him during the January transfer window.

Following a successful acquisition of Christos Tzolis from Brugge last summer for £40 million, Arsenal is keen to tap into the Belgian club's rich talent pool once again. Brugge has gained a reputation as a talent factory, consistently nurturing young players and selling them for substantial fees.

Reports indicate:

• Arsenal aims to acquire Nicolo Tresoldi as a potential replacement for Viktor Gyokeres, who has struggled to secure a starting position at the Emirates.
• Brugge is unwilling to part with Tresoldi, as they plan to maximize his value next summer.
• The club hopes to surpass the record fee they received for Tzolis when they eventually sell the German youth international, especially if he maintains his impressive form.

Brugge's ability to resist Arsenal's advances highlights their strengthened financial position, making it clear that negotiations for Tresoldi will not be as straightforward as those for Tzolis.