Roma eye Tresoldi but Greenwood dominates transfer agenda

Roma are tracking Nicolò Tresoldi as a potential attacking reinforcement, but a transfer currently appears far‑fetched. The Italian‑German striker is one of several names the club is monitoring. Transfer market analyst Matteo Moretto disclosed on Fabrizio Romano’s YouTube channel that Roma have not made any official approach to Club Brugge concerning Tresoldi. He emphasized that no formal contacts have been initiated between the two clubs. Gian Piero Gasperini, the Roma manager, regards the Italian‑German forward as a particularly attractive prospect. His interest adds a tactical dimension to the club’s scouting priorities.

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Club Brugge, however, has signalled no willingness to reduce their asking price for Tresoldi. The Belgian side’s firm stance further complicates any immediate move. At the same time, Roma’s transfer agenda is dominated by the pursuit of Mason Greenwood. The English forward is described as the primary objective to reinforce the attack.

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Consequently, the Tresoldi file is expected to stay on the back burner while negotiations over Greenwood progress. Observers will watch how the main deal unfolds before any secondary interest resurfaces.