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Arsenal's reported pursuit of Bournemouth forward Eli Junior Kroupi stalled after the 20-year-old suffered an injury, according to reports relayed by Transfer Feed. The Gunners had reportedly identified Kroupi as a secondary permanent transfer target after missing out on Atletico Madrid's Julian Alvarez, though Bournemouth's valuation stood around €100 million.
Vital Arsenal argues that paying €100 million for Kroupi is overly risky given his injury status and Viktor Gyökeres's current starting role under Mikel Arteta. The writer suggests Arsenal should monitor Kroupi's recovery and wait for his transfer fee to drop to €60 million to €70 million before making a move.
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