Concern for Nicolò Tresoldi, the Club Brugge striker who is highly appreciated by Milan.
During yesterday's training session with Germany Under-21s, the 22-year-old centre-forward had a heavy aerial collision with his team-mate Hendry Blank. The two, jumping for a set-piece, collided head-to-head, with both ending up on the ground.
The incident was revealed yesterday by Germany's Under-21 head coach, Antonio Di Salvo, on the eve of the match against Belgium: "I think Nicolò even scored on that occasion," the coach explained, "but after the impact, he suffered from a headache (Blank suffered a concussion, editor's note). He and Blank are doing well, but you don't take a head injury lightly; they cannot play. We hope that both will be available again for their respective clubs after the international break," as relayed via La Gazzetta dello Sport in this morning's print edition.
Bad news for Tresoldi, who is chasing the goalscoring record for Germany Under-21s held by Littbarski (18): the Club Brugge centre-forward is currently on 16 goals. Milan have been following the striker (son of former footballer Emanuele and a passionate Rossoneri supporter) for some time.
