AFC Bournemouth star Allie Junior Crupi is on the agenda for Liverpool, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid in the summer window.
At least that's what Téléfoot in France is reporting, relayed by le10 sport. They cover interests from Liverpool, PSG and Real Madrid and the striker has also responded to interests from these clubs.
Bournemouth agreed a deal with FC Lorient in February 2025 for Crupi to arrive at the Liberty Stadium last summer.
The 19-year-old has made 24 appearances, including 13 starts, and scored eight goals for Bournemouth so far. This included late equalizers against both Leeds United and Manchester United, which helped Andoni Irola's side pick up two points.
Crupi also scored in Bournemouth's league win over Tottenham Hotspur and defeat to Arsenal. His performances and ability did not go unnoticed in England and across Europe.
Liverpool in picture with Real Madrid and PSG
Last month, Sports Witness news broadcast from france Arsenal and League 1 winners Bournemouth are looking at the player.
Téléfoot now supports PSG's interest and adds Liverpool and Real Madrid to its list of favourites.
On behalf of Arne Slot, the Paris club and Real Madrid signed Milos Kerkez, Ilya Zbarny and Dean Huijsen from Bournemouth respectively last summer. Los Blancos activated the latter clause while Liverpool and PSG negotiated a fee.
The Reds could compete with PSG and Real Madrid to sign the France U21 international after this season.
Frenchman thrilled with interest from big clubs
The Bournemouth attacker, for his part, is pleased that these clubs are showing interest in him.
"It's nice when people talk about me, when they talk about these big clubs," He said.
"But the most important thing for me is what I do on the pitch, this is the best league in the world, so performing here means you can perform anywhere. The most important thing for me is to perform here, and then we'll see what happens."
Crupi's contract and price
Player's contract is till 2030 transfer market He is worth €22m. This is the highest valuation so far in his short career.
However, if they decide to sell him, Bournemouth will demand a fee far higher than his current valuation.
Last summer, Liverpool spent big on both Alexander Isak and Hugo Aktike. Therefore, it may not make sense to sign Crupi next season.
