Nicolò Tresoldi is set to transfer from Hannover 96 to FC Brügge. The 20-year-old striker has secured a contract with the Belgian vice-champion, which will keep him at the club until 2029. He is scheduled to join the Belgian team following the U21 European Championship, taking place from June 11th to 28th. Tresoldi conveyed that leaving Hannover is a challenging decision for him, yet he is eager to demonstrate his abilities at a higher level with a club that consistently participates in the Champions League. Meanwhile, Marcus Mann, the CEO of Hannover 96, acknowledged that while Tresoldi's departure is a significant loss for the team, they take pride in his journey from the academy to the Champions League stage. The transfer fee is estimated to be around seven to eight million euros.

Nicolò Tresoldi is set to leave Hannover 96 and join Belgian club FC Brügge. The transfer fee is reported to be around seven to eight million euros. Tresoldi is expected to undergo a medical examination at Brügge over the weekend and subsequently sign a contract that runs until 2029. Tresoldi scored seven league goals in the past season and will participate in the U21 European Championship.

Nicolò Tresoldi, a forward from Hannover 96, has attracted interest from FC Brügge. Tresoldi expressed to the media that playing in the Bundesliga is a goal for any player and hinted at a potential move in the summer, though he did not confirm any specific plans for his future. He intends to perform well at the upcoming U21 European Championship to increase his visibility.

Hannover 96 is expecting offers for Nicolo Tresoldi, a 20-year-old U21 national striker. The club is anticipating interest from clubs in Italy.

The reigning Belgian champions, FC Brügge, have entered the race for Nicolò Tresoldi, having him 'at the top of their list', as reported by Bild. The potential transfer fee is more than six million euros.

Hannover 96 has internally decided not to let their forward, Nicolò Tresoldi (20), leave this winter. Rumors in Italy suggest interest from Serie A's second-to-last, Cagliari Calcio, in the German U21 national player. Hannover hopes Tresoldi will make significant progress in the second half of the season, help the team get promoted to Bundesliga, and impress at the U21 European Championship. If successful, a substantial transfer fee might be possible in the summer.

Hannover 96 will likely only have a chance to retain Nicolo Tresoldi if they achieve promotion to the 1st League.