Tottenham have been linked with a move to sign Bournemouth forward Eli Junior Kroupi, and his agent has now spoken out on a potential transfer.
The Bournemouth attacker has become one of the most sought-after young players in the Premier League after an impressive breakthrough season with the Cherries.
Spurs are one of the sides believed to be showing an interest in Kroupi, and they have held talks with his representatives over a possible move.
Tottenham have already spent significantly in the summer window, so it'll be interesting to see whether they'll be willing to fork out what Bournemouth will likely charge for Kroupi
It's not going to be a cheap deal, and his agent has now spoken out about a possible move.
Tottenham: Kroupi's Agent Speaks Out
Speaking on Kroupi's future, agent Moussa Sissoko has confirmed that there is no final decision on where the forward will end up.
Sissoko has confirmed that they are still discussing his future, and we will see what happens in the coming days amid interest from Tottenham.
“We are still discussing his future. We’ll see what happens in the coming days; at the moment, there is no final decision."
Sissoko hasn't mentioned any specific clubs despite the links to both Tottenham and Barcelona.
It's certainly not going to be a cheap deal for any club to complete, with Bournemouth having him tied down for another four years.
The Frenchman has only spent one season with the Cherries, so it's unlikely that they want to get rid of him so quickly.
Kroupi asking price
Bournemouth are set to demand in the region of £80 million to allow Kroupi to leave in the summer transfer window.
Tottenham have already spent over £200 million on new additions, bringing in the likes of Mateus Fernandes, Sandro Tonali and Jan-Paul van Hecke.
Spurs clearly have a budget for further reinforcements, considering the links over the last few weeks, and they are yet to strengthen in the attack.
Tottenham have prioritised bringing in defensive and midfield reinforcements during the summer transfer window, but attention could turn to the forward line in the near future.