TSG Hoffenheim have made their position unmistakably clear regarding rising star Bazoumana Touré, with the Bundesliga side signalling they will only consider record-breaking offers for the highly rated youngster amid mounting interest from Liverpool and Manchester United.

The 20-year-old attacker has emerged as one of Hoffenheim’s standout performers this season, attracting attention from some of Europe’s biggest clubs following a string of impressive displays.

The Ivorian’s rapid development since arriving from Sweden has elevated his profile significantly, placing him firmly on the radar of elite recruiters ahead of the summer transfer window.

Sporting director Andreas Schicker has now underlined the club’s resolve to retain the forward unless an extraordinary proposal is submitted.

Hoffenheim’s hierarchy view Touré as a cornerstone of their long-term project and are determined not to be pressured into a sale despite growing external interest.

“Bazou has developed very well. We brought him from Sweden a year and a half ago. You can see week after week what qualities he brings,” Schicker told Sky Deutschland.

“With him it’s like this: if there is interest – and it’s noticeable because he delivers every week – then it has to be at a level that Hoffenheim has not seen before.”

Touré remains under contract until the summer of 2029, placing Hoffenheim in a strong negotiating position as potential suitors weigh up their options.

The long-term deal not only reflects the club’s confidence in his ability but also significantly strengthens their leverage in any future discussions.

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