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Bournemouth is set to retain teenage forward Eli Junior Kroupi, who has attracted interest from Manchester United. The club has placed a 'not for sale' tag on the 19-year-old talent following his impressive breakout season.
Bournemouth set to keep hold of coveted Manchester United target Kroupi
The 19-year-old forward has emerged as one of the Premier League’s most coveted young talents after a spectacular breakout season at the Vitality Stadium, but the Cherries appear determined to keep their crown jewel for at least another year.
Since arriving from Lorient in a bargain £10 million deal, Kroupi has adapted to the English top flight with remarkable ease.
Under the guidance of outgoing head coach Andoni Iraola, the Frenchman has already reached double figures, tallying 12 goals in his debut campaign.
His efficiency has been particularly eye-catching: despite limited minutes, Kroupi is currently averaging a goal every 122 minutes.
This clinical edge has not gone unnoticed, and his ability to operate as both a central forward and a supporting striker makes him a ‘Swiss Army knife’, so it is no surprise that many elite clubs, including and , are keeping tabs.
Bournemouth aims to retain Kroupi to build on his impressive breakout season and develop him further.
Kroupi's retention complicates Manchester United's plans as they seek to strengthen their squad with young talent.
Kroupi has emerged as one of the Premier League's most coveted young talents, showcasing significant skill and potential.
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Bournemouth hold a strong negotiating position, with Kroupi tied to a long-term contract until 2030 and the club under no immediate financial pressure to sell, especially after the high-profile departure of Antoine Semenyo to Manchester City earlier this year.
Iraola recently urged the board to retain the youngster, stating that Kroupi “has so much more to give” to the club before making a big move.
While a valuation of £60 million to £80 million has been suggested, the Cherries are likely to refuse any official bids this summer, regardless of the price.
Unless United can tempt Bournemouth with a truly astronomical offer, Kroupi, who has been described as generational by current teammate Marcus Tavernier, looks set to remain at the Vitality Stadium for the 2026/27 campaign.