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Tottenham eye French forward Eli Junior Kroupi as long‑term fit

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Tottenham eye French forward Eli Junior Kroupi as long‑term fit

Tottenham Hotspur have been linked with a move for Bournemouth’s 20‑year‑old forward Eli Junior Kroupi, journalist Graeme Bailey reports, saying the North London club are keen to recruit the French talent next year as they seek to add depth to Roberto De Zerbi’s attack.

Spurs are interested in recruiting the French talent next year. Kroupi has missed games for the Cherries this season due to a foot injury. He has one assist in four matches for Bournemouth this campaign. He is regarded as one of the gifted young forwards in the Premier League.

Contract and timing challenge

His contract at the London club runs until summer 2030, making a January or end‑of‑season signing difficult. Junior Kroupi was photographed warming up before Bournemouth’s 2026/27 match with Leeds United at Vitality Stadium on 31 October 2026.

Kroupi is a good dribbler with vision to create chances. He can strike from long range and score important goals. Although called a Dutch talent, he is mainly a centre‑forward who can play on the left or as an attacking midfielder.

Kroupi’s slow start to this Premier League campaign has been noted. He is familiar with the Premier League and would not need time to settle at Tottenham. He will add depth to De Zerbi’s attack. He has what it takes to fight for a first‑team place at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

At 20, he could become a future star in English football if he keeps improving each season. De Zerbi would be wise to move for him next year as he would be a decent fit for the club’s long‑term needs.

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