Bournemouth insists Arsenal target Eli Junior Kroupi will not be sold
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 12, 2026, 5:30 PM
Last updated Nov 12, 2026

Bournemouth confirms that forward Eli Junior Kroupi will not be sold during the January transfer window, despite interest from Arsenal. The Gunners are eager to secure Kroupi, who has missed much of the season due to injury but was the highest-scoring teenager in the Premier League last season. Arsenal's ability to sign Kroupi may hinge on Bournemouth's willingness to negotiate, as delaying a potential transfer until summer could increase competition from other clubs for Kroupi's signature. Arsenal may need to showcase a strong role for Kroupi to convince him of a move to the Emirates.
- •Bournemouth states Kroupi is not for sale in January.
- •Arsenal is interested in strengthening their attack with Kroupi.
- •Kroupi has missed much of the season due to injury.
- •His talent earned him a call-up to the senior France national team.
- •Arsenal may face increased competition if the transfer is delayed.
- 5:30 PMYahoo Sports — Club insists Arsenal’s main January transfer target will not be sold
"Eli Junior Kroupi remains a key target for Arsenal, with reports suggesting that the Gunners are unwilling to wait until the end of the season to secure his signature. The club are keen to strengthen ...
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