Tottenham Hotspur and their North London rivals have been stopped in their tracks in their attempt to complete a January deal for Nicolo Tresoldi.Signing a number nine is thought to be Spurs’ priority in January, with the Lilywhites already having compiled a shortlist of strikers ahead of the window.Club Brugge striker Nicolo Tresoldi is reportedly one of the strikers on Spurs’ radar, but the Lilywhites are far from alone in their interest in the Germany U21 striker.We previously covered that De Zerbi’s men could be challenged by Arsenal and AC Milan in their pursuit of the £42m-rated 22-year-old, and the interest in the player’s services has reportedly exploded since then.Photo by NICOLAS TUCAT / AFP via Getty ImagesClub Brugge have no intention of selling Tottenham target Nicolo Tresoldi in JanuaryTEAMtalk now confirm that the two North London clubs are fans of the Brugge striker, but they also reveal that several other Premier League clubs are watching him.Tresoldi’s excellent start to the season, which has seen him score nine goals already this term, has also brought the youngster to the attention of Man United, Chelsea, Manchester City, Newcastle United, Everton and Leeds United.Additionally, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are also understood to be monitoring the striker.However, Club Brugge have made it clear that despite the growing interest in their star man, they have no intention of selling him mid-season.The Belgian club are adamant that the former Hannover man will remain at the Jan Breydel Stadium until the end of the season.What is Tresoldi thinking about his future?One Brugge source told the outlet: “There is no appetite to let Nicolo leave in January. We know every major club in Europe is watching him, and that sets any market going forward, but not for January – the intention is to keep him for sure.”The prolific centre-forward is contracted with the club until 2029, which puts Brugge in a strong position to dictate his future.TEAMtalk also reveal that Tresoldi is happy to stay where he is until the end of the season and will not put any pressure on the club to sanction a January departure.The young forward expects to have his pick of clubs to move to at the end of the season as interest in his services continues to build.READ MORE: ‘That race is over’ – Johan Lange makes admission about Tottenham’s big summer spendThe post Tottenham and Arsenal stopped in their tracks in race to sign £42m winger in January appeared first on Spurs Web.