The Italian newspaper Tuttosport, in this morning's print edition, shared the following headline:
"Club Brugge are always an expensive shop. The asking price is €60 million"
With Francesco Camarda’s departure on loan now practically certain, the Rossoneri will have to sign a new striker in January, and the first name on the list (but not the only one) is precisely that of the Italian-German centre-forward, who, however, has a very high valuation: €60 million.
It will not be easy to convince Club Brugge to sell him either, especially because it is no secret that they are a club with whom it is very difficult to negotiate. Those at Casa Milan know this well, as they all remember the lengthy negotiations first for Charles De Ketelaere and then for Ardon Jashari. In Belgium, they are convinced that Tresoldi will not move midway through the season.
