Bayern Munich have identified Nicolo Tresoldi as one of their main targets to strengthen their attack in the summer transfer window. The Bavarian club wants the Club Brugge striker to become Harry Kane’s successor and their next centre-forward.
According to Belgian newspaper Het Nieuwsblad, representatives of the Bavarian club have travelled to Belgium several times to watch his performances in person, as they look to secure a second key attacking option despite recently extending Kane’s contract. The potential deal is valued at between €40 million and €50 million.
Club Brugge’s management remain firm in their position regarding the January 2027 transfer window: the striker is not for sale midway through the season. The Belgian club’s hierarchy considers the player untouchable, pointing to his long-term contract, which runs until June 30, 2029. The striker himself shares the club’s approach and has an agreement in principle to continue his competitive development in the Belgian league at least until the end of the current season.
With an estimated market value of €35 million on Transfermarkt, the Italian-German striker has attracted interest from several major European clubs, although Club Brugge have ruled out weakening their squad midway through the campaign.
Despite the initial rejection of a January move, the Belgian club’s officials would reconsider their position if they received an offer exceeding €40 million during the summer transfer window.
That figure is directly linked to the transfer of Christos Tzolis, the forward for whom Club Brugge recently received €40 million. His transfer has established a financial benchmark and set the minimum asking price for Tresoldi.
There is currently no record of an official offer or advanced negotiations at the Allianz Arena, with Bayern’s interest limited for now to the scouting work carried out by the club’s technical department.
Bayern Munich’s scouts will continue monitoring Tresoldi’s scoring progress throughout the first quarter of 2027 to determine whether they should submit an official offer that meets Club Brugge’s demands before the summer transfer window opens.