The Catalan giants view the signing of 20-year-old Krupi as an alternative to the main transfer target Julian Alvarez.
Barcelona's leadership is actively working on strengthening the attack line. According to ESPN, the club is discussing the possibility of signing Bournemouth striker Eli Krupa. The main priority for the champions of Spain this summer is still Julian Alvarez.
After the successful registration of forwards Anthony Gordon and Karim Adeemi, the Catalans are looking for a classic number nine. The team is now in need of a replacement for Robert Lewandowski, who recently moved to MLS club Chicago Fire.
Blaugranas President Joan Laporta confirmed the fact of the official position of Alvarez. The Argentine himself already knew that he wanted to leave Atletico Madrid, but the Catalans’ first proposal was rejected.
According to Laporti's words, the proposition is deprived of its formality due to the change of decision of the Madrid people, but it is not lineless. In fact, the club has begun to restrict Krupa’s availability on a whim, since the Argentine’s transfer is impossible.
The transition of a 20-year-old Frenchman could be very expensive. This year he is tied up with a lot of European giants, and the Bournemouth community is not at all willing to let his talent and money go for another 100 million euros..
The French U21 youth team star joined the English team last summer from Lorient for just 15 million euros, after which he had a phenomenal debut season, scoring 13 goals from 35.
The head coach of the team, Hansi Flick, plans to completely change the Catalan attack, preparing for his third season at the club. After achieving two Spanish champion titles, the team recognized Liza's failures as champions.
The status of Ferran Torres adds to the insignificance of the situation in the attack. The author of the winning goal for the Spanish national team in the World Cup final against Argentina has a contract until 2027. However, there is no desired progress in the negotiations to continue it, and it is important to follow the French Paris Saint-Germain for developments..