Premier League clubs remain interested in USMNT striker Ricardo Pepi despite the injury he suffered after PSV rejected Fulham’s $35 million bid, sources have told GOAL.
Fulham made a major push to sign Pepi this month and put $35m on the table, but PSV turned the offer down. That decision has not ended English interest, with Pepi still viewed as a forward with the tools to make an impact in the Premier League.
Pepi’s situation has since been complicated by injury, but it has not changed the wider picture around his market. Sources indicate the forward remains on the radar in England even with the uncertainty over his short-term availability.
The 21-year-old has been in strong form for PSV this season and has continued to build his reputation at club and international level. He is considered one of the rising attacking options in the USMNT pool, and his performances in the Netherlands have helped push him into the spotlight across Europe.
With PSV having rejected Fulham’s bid, Pepi stays in Eindhoven for now. However, the revealed detail is that Premier League interest has not cooled, and his name is still being tracked closely despite the injury setback.
