Eli Junior Kroupi next club odds: Spanish giants lead the race for Bournemouth youngster

Following a stellar debut season in the Premier League, Eli Junior Kroupi is attracting plenty of attention among elite clubs, both in England and across Europe.

The French forward scored 13 Premier League goals last season, and having only just turned 20, he has enormous potential.

Bournemouth paid just £10m to acquire Kroupi back in February 2025, and it's fair to assume that they will make a healthy profit on him should they agree to sell him before the transfer window shuts.

In fact, according to reports in the media, the Cherries want north of £100m for Kroupi this summer, but despite the hefty price tag, rumours about his future continue to circulate.

Below, we take a look at the latest Kroup next club odds, and assess where he is most likely to end up.

Eli Junior Kroupi next club odds

According to BetVictor, Barcelona are the favourites to sign Kroupi before the transfer window shuts.

• Barcelona – 5/2
• Manchester City – 4/1
• PSG – 5/1
• Tottenahm– 11/2
• Arsenal – 8/1
• Chelsea – 10/1
• Bayern Munich – 16/1
• Liverpool – 16/1
• Manchester United – 33/1

*odds correct at time of writing

Which club offers the best value to sign Eli Junior Korupi this summer?

Barcelona are considered the favourites to sign Eli Junior Korupi, but even they are not priced shorter than evens, which suggests the bookies believe the Frenchman will play at least one more season at Bournemouth.

Beyond the price tag, the Frenchman has also been ruled out for 3-4 months with a foot injury, which is likely to deter potential suitors this summer, particularly as most clubs would want a £100m signing to make an immediate impact.

The latest rumours from Spain are that Barcelona have pulled out of the race in light of this injury news, which makes their status as favourites misguided.

If we were to recommend anyone in this list, we would lean towards either PSG at 5/1. The European champions already have a star-studded set of attacking players, meaning they are in a position to wait for Kroupi to recover.

At the same time, they are on the hunt for more reinforcements, as proven by their failed pursuit of Yan Diomande. The suggestion is that Bradley Barcola is heading for the exit door in Paris this summer, meaning there will be room in the PSG squad for an all-action forward.

You can never rule Chelsea out of a big-money transfer, and the Blues do certainly need more firepower, so they are another team to keep an eye on as the race for Kroupi continues.