Carrarese have never beaten Sassuolo and probably never will. • Sassuolo's U20s playing a U19 side tells you everything about how deep their talent pool runs. • Arteta's told the redundancies are about success, which is a funny way of saying Arsenal couldn't afford to keep losing money. • Cagliari-Pescara stats columns exist to fill space when nothing interesting is happening. • Bristol City and Sheffield United will play the kind of match that makes you check your phone more than the scoreline. Carrarese have never beaten Sassuolo and probably never will. • Sassuolo's U20s playing a U19 side tells you everything about how deep their talent pool runs. • Arteta's told the redundancies are about success, which is a funny way of saying Arsenal couldn't afford to keep losing money. • Cagliari-Pescara stats columns exist to fill space when nothing interesting is happening. • Bristol City and Sheffield United will play the kind of match that makes you check your phone more than the scoreline.

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Transfer rumors, news: Man United, Tottenham eye Club Brugge striker

By WAF News Desk September 10, 2026 6:00 pm Updated September 12, 2026 12:15 am 1 min read

Club Brugge striker Nicolo Tresoldi has emerged as a potential target for both Manchester United and Tottenham. Transfer Talk has the latest.

WAF Context

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Manchester United and Tottenham have identified Club Brugge striker Nicolo Tresoldi as a transfer target. The Belgian club forward has attracted interest from both Premier League sides. Aston Villa are also reportedly monitoring developments in the striker market, with reports suggesting pursuit of alternative attacking options.

What we know

Club Brugge striker Nicolo Tresoldi is a potential target for Manchester United and Tottenham.
Aston Villa are reported to be monitoring the market for attacking reinforcements.
Reports indicate multiple top-flight clubs remain active in pursuit of striker options.

Why it matters

Competition between several ambitious Premier League clubs for attacking talent reflects the continued strength of demand for proven goalscorers. The pursuit of Brugge's Tresoldi signals interest in established Continental strikers as alternatives to established top-tier markets.

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