Nicolò Tresoldi’s father insists his son’s decision on whether to play for Italy or Germany…

Nicolò Tresoldi's father, Emanuele Tresoldi, stated that his son will decide whether to represent Italy or Germany at the senior international level following the upcoming U21 Euros. Speaking to Gazzetta, the former Atalanta defender explained that Nicolò's international decision will be made with his heart rather than based on a technical opportunity, while also acknowledging the Club Brugge striker's dream of playing for AC Milan.
Emanuele revealed that the family nearly relocated to Liverpool before settling in Hannover, where Nicolò developed his career. He also suggested his son might reject an approach from Inter Milan due to his allegiance to AC Milan, ahead of Club Brugge's Champions League match against Inter.
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