Paris Saint-Germain’s summer transfer window is buzzing with activity as the club looks to bolster its attacking ranks following Gonçalo Ramos’ exit to AC Milan. Among the names linked with a move to the capital was 20-year-old striker Eli Junior Kroupi, who plays for Bournemouth. However, the France under-20 international has reportedly chosen a different path, opting for Tottenham Hotspur over the Ligue 1 champions.
Kroupi seeks guaranteed playing time over PSG’s bench role
Sources close to the situation reveal that Kroupi’s decision stems from a clear ambition: he is unwilling to return to Ligue 1 as a substitute. The young striker, who previously shone at FC Lorient, wants regular minutes to nurture his development. With Ousmane Dembélé and other established stars ahead of him in the Parisian attack, the France youth international believes Tottenham offers a more viable pathway to first-team football.
PSG turns attention to Ferran Torres amid Kroupi’s refusal
Unfazed by the setback, PSG has already pivoted to another target. Reports indicate the club has reached a personal agreement with Spanish winger Ferran Torres, whose style aligns with manager Luis Enrique’s vision. The next hurdle will be securing a deal with Barcelona before the transfer window closes. The saga continues as both clubs engage in negotiations.
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