Roma is moving the market in search of an offensive reinforcement to replace Malen.
The Giallorossi management is working to bring him to the capital.
According to journalist Sacha Tavolieri, the hot name is Nicolò Tresoldi. Roma is pushing hard for the striker, maintaining contact with Club Brugge in an attempt to find a solution that could unlock the deal.
The Belgian club, however, currently appears unwilling to sell their player.
Club Brugge has already rejected a €35 million offer and considers Tresoldi a key player, effectively declaring him not for sale. This clear position complicates the Roman club’s plans.

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There’s plenty of competition, with no Arab clubs on the horizon.
At least for now. Nicolo Tresoldi, however, has given his priority to Gasperini’s Roma and is expecting a significant signal in the coming days.
The Italian-German striker has already reached a financial agreement with Roma and expressed his full approval of Gasperini’s project.
What’s missing? An offer to Club Brugge, of course, writes La Gazzetta dello Sport.
The Summerville saga has absorbed all of sporting director D’Amico’s energy, but in the coming days, a move for Tresoldi is expected to accelerate.

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Nicolò Tresoldi has been on the radar for several years now, rising through the youth ranks at Hannover 96, before a transfer to Club Brugge last season. After a monstrous season with the Belgian side, the German youth player is now on the list of several top clubs including Bundesliga sides, but now could be lured by another European league.
The Cagliari-born striker might not be able to resist the lure of the Italian capital, as the player has reportedly reached an agreement in principle with AS Roma for a contract which would last until 2031, as per Nicolò Schira. Reports indicate that he prefers a move to Roma over the bids received by Bundesliga sides.
Reports further indicate that Roma are now in talks to reach a deal with Club Brugge, asking 25 million euros. That price is seemingly a bargain for a 21-year-old striker who seems poised to breakout in a major way. Perhaps Tresoldi won’t continue his development but his performance last season was almost enough to earn a callup from Julian Nagelsmann for this summer’s World Cup.
Could a move to Italy cost Germany a young talented striker? With Nick Woltemade failing to reach expectations over the last year, could Tresoldi be the next German striker? Hopefully, Jürgen Klopp takes a strong look at Tresoldi as the time to earn his allegiance might be dwindling.
Oddly, there could be hope for Tresoldi to move back to Germany…and play for Borussia Dortmund. Transfer journalist Ekrem Konur has that story:

Today is the first day of training camp at Trigoria, but there's still a lot of work to do regarding the transfer market.
Coach Gian Piero Gasperini's priority is strengthening the attack, and the Giallorossi are keeping a close eye on several players.
One of the names on the list is Nicolò Tresoldi, considered a good fit for Malen's backup.
However, in addition to Roma, other foreign clubs are also monitoring the striker's situation.
Tresoldi isn't just a target for Roma. According to fussballdaten.de, several European clubs have their eyes on the 2004-born player.

Roma has identified Nicolò Tresoldi as the right candidate to serve as Malen's ***** istant.
The Club Brugge striker has clear ideas and has already made his decision: he wants to wear the Giallorossi jersey.
The 2004-born player has already given the green light to a move to the capital, confident he can work and grow under Gian Piero Gasperini.
Tresoldi finished the season with extraordinary numbers: 23 goals and 9 ***** ists in 3,315 minutes. He also made a positive impact in the Champions League, scoring three goals in 10 games against Monaco, Barcelona, and Atlético Madrid.
Gasperini believes Tresoldi is the ideal player to strengthen the attack.

Roma is monitoring several potential transfer prospects.
The Giallorossi's priority is to strengthen their attacking lineup, and the main candidates are Nicolò Tresoldi and Alejandro Garnacho.
A move to the winger position will also be needed, and Diego Moreira is highly sought after for this position.
Roma, however, are also keen to strengthen their second strings in other areas, and Danilo Santos is among the names being considered for midfield.
The 2001-born Brazilian is certainly familiar to European football fans for his time at Nottingham Forest, but in recent years he has played for Botafogo. Now, a return to Europe could be a real possibility for him: the Giallorossi face plenty of competition.

Roma has identified Nicolò Tresoldi as Malen’s replacement.
As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Club Brugge player has already expressed his approval and has also spoken to Niccolò Pisilli about the deal: the two met when they faced each other for the Under-19s in 2022 and have remained in touch.
Negotiations are expected to accelerate next week.
As added by Alfredo Pedullà, Tresoldi has a lot of market interest but for now he’s waiting for Roma’s first moves.
The Giallorossi club really likes the striker and, as revealed a few days ago, they could make the move regardless of a possible sale of Dovbyk.

The second Club Brugge star who could make a move to ***** nal this summer is Nicolo Tresoldi, with the Gunners reportedly monitoring the striker over the past few months.
The German forward has been another standout performer for Brugge, scoring 19 goals and providing 5 ***** ists in the Pro League alone last season. His impressive performances have attracted attention, and it would not be surprising to see the 21-year-old make a move to a bigger club during the current transfer window.
Arsenal are among the clubs tracking Tresoldi, and they could be searching for a new striker this summer as they consider allowing Gabriel Jesus to leave the club.
The potential departure of Jesus would leave ***** nal needing another option in attack, and Tresoldi could provide competition for Viktor Gyokeres while also developing into an important player for the future.
The upcoming season will be significant for the Gunners as they look to maintain their position among the strongest teams in the country. After competing successfully in recent campaigns, ***** nal will want to prepare their squad properly and continue challenging for major honours.

On Gian Piero Gasperini’s tactical board, a name is rumored to be written in red: Nicolò Tresoldi.
The center forward for Club Brugge. A talent closely monitored in recent months, far from prying eyes, and one for whom the coach holds great esteem.
Moving along a fine line of interlocking destinies, Roma is targeting the Italian-German player as Malen’s understudy.
However, they will have to make a dramatic departure: that of Ukrainian Artem Dovbyk.
Club Brugge value him at €25 million, and the Giallorossi would like to sign him on loan with an option to buy.

Roma’s attacking certainty is Donyell Malen.
To improve their attack ahead of next season, the Giallorossi are seeking suitors for Dovbyk (watch out for Genoa) and Vaz (on loan).
Inevitably, the focus will then be on a center forward who will allow the Dutch striker to rest and have a ready alternative in case of poor performances in front of goal.
Aside from Greenwood, Roma is exploring several players who could be a good fit, especially if the former Girona player were to leave, as he is currently holding off on any incoming deals. Among those being monitored is Andrea Pinamonti.
As reported by Tuttosport, in addition to Tresoldi, the Giallorossi are also considering the Sassuolo striker, a player already familiar with Serie A.

Sporting director Tony D’Amico is currently working to satisfy Gian Piero Gasperini’s requests to strengthen the squad ahead of next season.
With the Giallorossi qualified for the Champions League, the priority is strengthening the squad and increasing its depth to successfully compete in such a fascinating yet challenging competition.
The Roman club will need to intervene in the transfer market to strengthen the attack, not just the midfield, with Greenwood their primary target.
A replacement for Malen will also be needed, provided they find a solution for Artem Dovbyk, who recently stated he wants to see if there is still room for him in the capital.
According to Il Romanista, Roma have already reached a preliminary agreement with Nicolò Tresoldi.