Leeds United are intensifying their interest in Club Brugge forward Nicolo Tresoldi as Daniel Farke looks to add attacking depth ahead of 2027, according to Football Insider.
The 22-year-old scored 32 goals across all competitions last season and followed that with a Champions League hat-trick against Inter Milan, which has raised his profile considerably.
Why Leeds Want a Striker Alongside Calvert-Lewin
Dominic Calvert-Lewin remains Farke’s first-choice centre-forward, but the lack of a proven back-up has become noticeable, particularly with Lukas Nmecha linked with an exit. Farke is reportedly keen to bring in another forward in January or next summer, and Tresoldi fits the profile.
Could a January Move Happen?
It looks unlikely. Club Brugge are expected to resist any approach for their leading scorer midway through the campaign. That may push Leeds towards a longer-term plan, and early groundwork could prove valuable if rival clubs join the chase.
How Tresoldi Could Change Leeds’ Attack
A forward comfortable dropping deep before running in behind could give Leeds an alternative to the crosses and second-ball situations Calvert-Lewin thrives on. His movement might also free up space for wide players to cut inside.
Our Opinion
One big night against Inter should not drive a major transfer decision. Leeds are wise to keep watching rather than rush in January. If Tresoldi proves his game travels beyond Belgium, this could become a serious summer pursuit.