Paris Saint-Germain has designated Bournemouth striker Eli Junior Kroupi as its primary transfer target for July 1, 2026, to replace Goncalo Ramos following the Portuguese international's €70 million to €75 million departure to AC Milan.
According to reports from TEAMtalk and Le Parisien, the 20-year-old French forward has already agreed to personal terms with the reigning European champions, making PSG his preferred destination for the upcoming season.
>>> Hurkacz Meets Ofner in Wimbledon Second Round
The French club is restructuring its offensive lineup under sporting director Luis Campos and manager Luis Enrique.
Randal Kolo Muani is also expected to exit for Juventus, while Kang-in Lee is nearing a departure.
PSG's Broader Transfer Plans
To fill these vacancies, PSG is advancing on several fronts, including targeting Monaco's Maghnes Akliouche to replace Kang-in Lee, tracking winger Yan Diomande, and actively seeking a reliable left-back substitute for Nuno Mendes.
Bournemouth remains highly reluctant to sell Kroupi after just one exceptional Premier League season where he scored 13 goals in 33 matches.
The English club intends to build its future around him under manager Marco Rose.
>>> Al-Ahli Pursues Mohamed Salah After Liverpool Contract Expiry
Media reports indicate that Bournemouth values Kroupi, who is under contract until 2030, at approximately €100 million.
However, PSG has established a strict policy against overpaying for players and will refuse bidding wars.
French media outlet L'Equipe confirmed that European competition for the young striker remains high, but PSG continues to monitor his development closely alongside its defensive recruitment objectives.
Journalist Fabrice Hawkins from RMC shared insights regarding the capital club's pursuit of the Bournemouth forward during transfer discussions.
"Est-ce que c'est un joueur qu'ils apprécient ? Oui," Hawkins stated.
>>> Economist Joachim Klement Apologizes After World Cup Predictions Fail
Negotiations between PSG and Bournemouth are expected to persist over the coming weeks as the French club aims to secure its targets before the official resumption of the next football season.
