Barcelona continues its search for a new central striker following the departure of veteran Robert Lewandowski. Madrid-based newspaper AS reports that Club Brugge's top scorer, Nicolo Tresoldi, is a potential option for Hansi Flick's squad.
The Catalan giants have so far been unsuccessful in their pursuit of Julian Alvarez from Atletico Madrid and are also monitoring the situation surrounding Inter captain Lautaro Martinez, though the Milan club has no intention of parting ways with him. While "La Araña" (Alvarez) remains Barcelona's priority, the club is now exploring a new alternative in Tresoldi.
The 21-year-old German youth international spent the 2025/26 season in Belgium with Club Brugge, where he netted 21 goals in 42 appearances. He notably scored against both Barcelona and Atletico Madrid in the Champions League last season. Born in Italy, the forward moved to Germany as a teenager, spending seven years at Hannover 96 before joining his current club. He boasts 12 goals in 24 matches for the German U21 national team.