It comes as Liverpool-mooted target Milos Kerkez has admitted his agent is working on a trandfer away from the team.
The Cherries have enjoyed an impressive season under Andoni Iraola and are set to compete for a European spot in the final weeks of the campaign, while Bournemouth faces Manchester City in the FA Cup quarter-finals this weekend.
But a report in the Telegraph claims that Bournemouth will not allow its squad to be picked apart this summer, referencing the five previously mentioned players as examples of those attracting interest.
Bournemouth is open to letting young players leave and models itself on attracting top talents and then allowing them to move on for a profit but its said no more than two players will leave this summer.
However, the report claims there is a need to sell players this summer and balance the books after the £300M ($383M) invested by owner Bill Foley on transfers in recent years.
Dean Huijsen and Milos Kerkez have both been linked with Liverpool.
Meanwhile, Kerkez has given a clear indication that he could move on this summer and said in an interview with The Athletic that he wants to play for an elite club in the future.
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