Club Brugge star Christos Tzoulis has closed the door crystal Palace And newcastle united this summer but left it open Manchester United And Aston Villa.
I am speaking An interview with Het Nieuwsblad this weekThe 24-year-old insists he will not leave Club Brugge without a top offer this summer.
Expecting an exit from Club Brugge
There is growing speculation in Belgium that Christos Tzoulis will leave Club Brugge this summer. The winger has been the star of the show at the club since joining in 2024 on a €6.5 million deal.
He has since scored 42 goals and 44 assists in 107 games, and has quickly established himself as the best player in the Jupiler Pro League.
Sport Witness covered a report earlier this month suggesting Club Brugge were expected to sell him in a league record sale should he depart. Aston Villa and Manchester United In that report he was said to be curious about him.
He is also not the first to show interest in the Premier League. Crystal Palace tried to sign him last summerWhile Newcastle also reportedly view him as a potential replacement for Anthony Gordon.
It seems Tzolis knows too much about the interest in him. But it has specific requirements for transfer. And that's good news for Manchester United and Aston Villa, but not for Crystal Palace and Newcastle.
“I feel good here,” he said.
"Staying for another year was the best decision I could have made last season. It would have to be a Champions League team from England, Germany, Spain or Italy. The only club that has a better option than PSG.
Asked about Crystal Palace, he said firmly, "In that situation, I would say no." “The Crystal Palace train has already left the station for me.”
Manchester United's interest
However, it is a different situation for Manchester United. In fact, the Greek forward is definitely open to a move to Old Trafford.
"United could convince me," he admitted, "such a big club with such a big history. It would be difficult for them to say no."
However, it doesn't seem like he wants to go at any cost. “I have everything I need to be happy here,” he concluded.
"Playing in the Champions League again, great teammates... even the food here is great. I'm getting to know Brandon and Hans better and better."
