In Belgium, they have very clear ideas about the future of Nicolò Tresoldi, who will not be leaving Club Brugge. Het Laatste Nieuws also reports this, explaining that the Belgian club is not accustomed to selling its prized assets during the January transfer window, because the possible departure of an important member of the squad could create an imbalance within the team that could affect the remainder of the season.
Added to this is another issue: during the winter transfer window, players are usually overpriced and therefore, if Tresoldi were to leave, Club Brugge would be forced to sign an adequate replacement, paying several million euros. The new arrival would then also need a period of adaptation.
HLN writes: "During the last five winter transfer windows, Club Brugge have never allowed a player valued at more than €15 million to leave. They have certainly never hastily sold a player who could represent a record fee in the future in January. Even if Milan were to offer more than €50 million, the response from Bart Verhaeghe and Club Brugge would remain the same.
Never say never, but in principle, there is only one scenario in which Nicolò Tresoldi could be sold in the winter. If, for example, Bayern Munich or Manchester City were to offer an astronomical fee to acquire Tresoldi after this season, then there would be a small possibility that they would give in at Knokke-Heist. His immediate departure is out of the question."
