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Tresoldi to AC Milan? Why he's himself making the transfer wobble

This is an AI translation into this language for easier reading. The original is the German version: open German original.

Striker Nicolo Tresoldi was apparently on AC Milan's wishlist – but he himself may have complicated the deal. Papa Tresoldi is also watching eagerly.

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A transfer to AC Milan – for many Bundesliga strikers, a career dream. Nicolo Tresoldi also apparently appeared on the Italian top club's list. But the supposed dream won't materialize for now – and he himself is to blame.

What the rumor reveals so far

The Frankfurter Rundschau reports on a transfer rumor surrounding the attacker heading to Milan. According to the report, it's not just any fan who wants the jump to Serie A – but specifically "Papa Tresoldi" himself. As the newspaper puts it: "It seems not only Papa Tresoldi wishes for that." This makes clear that the family has been dreaming of Italy for some time.

Son Nicolo, however, "may have complicated the endeavor himself," the report continues. Which scene, statement, or disciplinary matter lies behind this assessment, the Frankfurter Rundschau keeps deliberately vague in the excerpt known so far. What's known is this: the player himself is currently not standing by his father – and the Rossoneri's interest – but rather in his own way.

What this means for fans and observers

Anyone tracking Tresoldi – in the stadium, in front of the livestream, or in the Bundesliga app – is now asking: what happened? After all, it's not just about a possible change of scenery. Anyone who jumps into the career ranking of Europe's top leagues also decides on market values, future transfer fees, and title chances. The fact that Tresoldi's own behavior could endanger this leap raises questions about form, discipline, or how he's handling his own situation. At the same time, the rumor puts the young attacker more in focus – the next scene will be observed closely.

What remains open – and how it could continue

What is clear based on the current status: it remains a rumor, not a confirmed transfer. Neither AC Milan, Tresoldi himself, nor his current club have officially commented according to the available report. Exactly what Tresoldi has done or failed to do to "complicate" the transfer, and how the club sides assess the matter, has not been made public so far.

Those who want to dig deeper can find the details in the original Frankfurter Rundschau report.

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