Bazoumana Touré continues to attract growing attention from England despite yet to feature at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco, with several Premier League clubs closely tracking his situation ahead of the winter transfer window.
The 19-year-old left winger, who plays his club football with TSG Hoffenheim, has become one of the most discussed young profiles on the European market.
Sources cited by CaughtOffside report that Manchester United, Arsenal, Brentford and Newcastle United have all initiated background checks and ongoing monitoring of the highly rated attacker, reflecting the scale of interest surrounding him.
Touré’s rapid rise has not gone unnoticed. His pace, direct running and attacking intelligence have placed him firmly on the radar of clubs seeking long-term attacking solutions.
Several interested sides reportedly stand ready to commit significant funds, with figures of up to €35 million previously mentioned as potential offers for the teenager.
However, Hoffenheim hold a firm position. The Bundesliga club does not intend to sell during the current window and has placed a valuation of between €44 and €45 million on the player.
That stance reflects Hoffenheim’s belief in Touré’s development and long-term value.
Club officials see him as a central figure in their sporting project and want him to continue progressing in a stable environment rather than rushing a move midway through the season.
As a result, the most realistic outcome points toward continued observation by interested clubs, with serious negotiations more likely to emerge during the summer transfer window.
Touré remains under contract with Hoffenheim until June 2029, a deal that gives the German side strong leverage in any future discussions.
He currently earns an annual salary of around €1.23 million, a figure that underlines both his status as a promising young talent and the investment already made in his future.
On the pitch, the winger has delivered encouraging returns. He has appeared in 16 matches across all competitions this season, scoring twice and registering five assists.
Those numbers, combined with his age and potential for growth, explain why top English clubs continue to track his progress so closely.
Transfermarkt currently values him at €25 million, a figure that could rise sharply if interest turns into formal bids.
Although he still awaits his first minutes at AFCON 2025, Touré remains firmly in the spotlight.
His tournament experience, even from the sidelines, adds to his growing profile as clubs weigh patience against ambition in the race to secure one of Europe’s most promising young wingers.
