Fulham are still keen on Nicolo Tresoldi ahead of the summer window, with Hannover 96 valuing the striker at €3 million.
According to Sport Bild via Sport Witness, Fulham have maintained an interest in Nicolo Tresoldi and could make a move for the striker in the summer. His club, Hannover 96 are open to a sale and will demand €3 million like they did back in January.
Fulham retains Nicolo Tresoldi’s interest
Nicolo Tresoldi was the subject of some interest from Premier League sides, as more clubs have come forward with enquiries for the 19-year-old striker. The Hannover 96 star had Fulham chasing him in January, as the Cottagers have seemingly retained their interest in the young rising star ahead of the summer.
Fulham have been looking to add a new striker to their ranks, and the fact that they had an interest in Tresoldi shows they might return for the striker. The Cottagers have struggled to have a continued presence in the No.9 position this season despite signing Raul Jimenez, who had struggled for goals in the early part of the campaign.
The recent emergence of Rodrigo Muniz since the start of February has given Marco Silva a new lease on life. The 22-year-old seems like a big part of their future, and the manager now wants more young stars to form their attacking core for years to come.
Hannover are open to selling the 19-year-old striker ahead of the summer and will demand the same €3 million they did back in January. Transfermarkt also values Tresoldi for the same price; from Fulham’s perspective, this will be a solid option to get at that rate.
Fulham have other strikers on their list
Fulham are interested in a young striker like Tresoldi but are also angling for a more experienced option to shore up their frontline. The club could seek a Premier League proven star like Eddie Nketiah or someone with a significant upside to his prospects.
For instance, they are also linked with Timo Werner should Tottenham not decide to sign him permanently. Hence, ahead of the summer, the Cottagers will likely target at least two new forwards, one that will represent their immediate need and someone like Tresoldi, who can fit into their future plans.
