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<div data-fco-dynamic-placement="" data-fco-dynamic-placement-type="match-recirculation" data-fco-embed-id="fco-dynamic-placement:match-recirculation"><script type="application/json" data-placement="match-recirculation">{"type":"match-recirculation","data":{}}</script></div><p><span>A standout performer for Brugge and the Germany national team, Nicolò Tresoldi has again spoken about his love for AC Milan. This time on the </span><i><em>My Turnover</em></i><span> podcast: &nbsp;</span><i><em>"I grew up supporting AC Milan. I owe everything to my grandfather: he was an AC Milan fan and was the golf coach of Van Basten, Rijkaard and Gullit. It is thanks to him that I became such a die-hard supporter, I always follow them. Could I be a fit for them in the future? Who knows, we'll see. For now I remain a huge fan and I am happy at Brugge".</em></i></p><div data-fco-dynamic-placement="" data-fco-dynamic-placement-type="fcplayer-semantic"><script type="application/json" data-placement="fcplayer-semantic">{"type":"fcplayer-semantic","data":{"embedCode":"//cdn.fcp.codes/embed-code-template/embed-code-template.js#SEMANTIC_5704afb8-c10b-4ba5-9cb4-d7fb6098ef90","embedType":"SEMANTIC","embedId":"5704afb8-c10b-4ba5-9cb4-d7fb6098ef90","publisher":null,"playerId":null,"fallbackChannelId":null}}</script></div>

Tresoldi: “I grew up supporting AC Milan, who knows about the future. Leao? I absolutely wouldn’t sell him, he’s a huge player”

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<p><i><em>"My very first point of reference was Pippo Inzaghi. Then, as I grew up, I started to admire Luis Suárez enormously. Today, though, I watch Robert Lewandowski and Harry Kane very closely."</em></i></p><p><b><strong>Tresoldi</strong></b><span> also spoke in the interview about </span><b><strong>Leao</strong></b><span>, AC Milan's No 10 and a likely departure for the Rossoneri: </span><i><em>"I met him once at San Siro. When we talk about him, we are talking about a huge player: Leão is Leão. He was the main man in the first Serie A title I remember as a fan. He has had a few problems and a few injuries, but the only thing that matters is that he gets back to the level he was at a few years ago. Would I sell him? Absolutely not."</em></i></p>

Inzaghi and Leao

Tresoldi: "I grew up supporting AC Milan, who knows about the future. Leao? I absolutely would not sell him, he is a huge player" | Goal.com

Nicolò Tresoldi, the Italian-German Club Brugge striker, spoke to the My Turnover Podcast about his support for AC Milan.

Inzaghi and Leao

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