Italy are stepping up their efforts to secure the services of Nicolò Tresoldi, the promising Club Brugge striker who has caught the attention of national team coach Roberto Mancini. A scout from the Italian national team is expected to watch him during the Champions League clash between Inter and Club Brugge at the Stadio Meazza. The visit highlights Italy’s growing interest in the young forward as they look to strengthen their attacking options for the future.

Tresoldi has made an impressive start to the season, scoring six goals in ten appearances for Club Brugge. Although born in Italy, he grew up in Hannover, Germany, and has represented Germany at several youth levels. His performances have earned him a prominent role in the German Under-21 squad, with a place at the upcoming European Under-21 Championship also on the horizon.

Mancini is keen to persuade Tresoldi to represent Italy at senior international level, but the decision remains complicated by the striker’s existing commitment to Germany. Tresoldi has reportedly promised the German Under-21 coach that he will participate in the European Championship in June. For now, his immediate focus remains on honouring that commitment before making a final decision about his international future.

The young striker’s background gives him a strong connection to both countries, making his choice particularly significant. Tresoldi identifies with his Italian and German heritage, leaving the door open for either national team. Mancini remains hopeful that the player will eventually favour Italy, believing his qualities and potential could make him a valuable addition to the Azzurri squad in the years ahead.

Italy’s pursuit of Tresoldi reflects a broader effort to attract talented players with international eligibility before their senior careers become firmly established. Mancini has previously persuaded Alessandro Romano, a Cagliari midfielder who represented Switzerland at Under-21 level, to make the switch to Italy’s senior team. Whether Tresoldi follows a similar path remains uncertain, but his performances at club level have already made him a player worth watching as Italy plans for the next generation of international football.