Manchester United and Liverpool inquire about injured Junior Kroubi

Manchester United and Liverpool have expressed interest in the situation of Junior Kroubi, the Bournemouth striker, despite the 20-year-old currently being sidelined due to a serious foot injury.

Kroobi has had an impressive season with Bournemouth, scoring 13 goals in the Premier League, establishing himself as one of the most exciting young strikers in the competition.

The i reported that Manchester United and Liverpool have made inquiries about the possibility of signing Krubi, but Bournemouth currently has no intention of letting go of players who are key elements in the coach's plans.

The injury complicates the player's situation, having undergone surgery following a fracture in the metatarsal during the preparation period, with expectations of being sidelined for up to four months, according to "The Standard".

Despite the injury, both clubs' interest in the player has not waned. Manchester United views Kroby as fitting their policy of relying on young talents, while the striker could represent a future option for Liverpool as they look to rebuild their attacking line.

CaughtOffside reports that completing the deal this summer seems difficult, as Bournemouth is adamant about keeping the player and there is no reason for them to sell him for a low fee. Additionally, the risk of paying a large sum for a striker who will be sidelined for several months makes monitoring his recovery and reassessing his situation upon return a more sensible option.