Nicolo Tresoldi's international future remains open between Italy and Germany, as the player continues to feel a sense of belonging to both countries, having previously stated that he feels "50% Italian and 50% German."
While Italy continue to show interest in the striker, the Germany U21 team is sending clear signals of their desire to retain the player, after Tressoldi scored a goal during their 4-0 victory over Latvia in the qualifying rounds for the European Championship.
Club Brugge forward has reached 13 goals with the Germany U21 national team, before receiving the captain's armband for the first time in his career after captain Tom Bischof left the pitch in the 59th minute.
Treisoldi said in statements to Sat.1 after the match: "At first, I thought it was just a joke, but it is a very beautiful moment and I am really proud of it."
Despite interest from Italy, led by Roberto Mancini, Trisolde has decided to continue his journey with the German U21 national team for now, waiting until the European Championship in June to make his final decision. Meanwhile, Germany continues to rely on him and is giving him bigger roles with the national team.
