Liverpool are planning a move for Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo. The club is exploring how he feels about his next step.

TEAMtalk has been told that Antoine Semenyo has made Liverpool his preferred destination should he leave Bournemouth. Sources have confirmed that Semenyo has indicated that Liverpool are his first choice. He would be open to joining any of the clubs showing an interest, but he sees himself at Anfield.

Pete O’Rourke told Football Insider that Liverpool have been a leading contender for Antoine Semenyo. O'Rourke added that it is uncertain if any club is prepared to pay his £65million release clause, and suggested that they could wait until the summer when it will decrease to approximately £50million.

There is now worry within Liverpool's transfer team that Marc Guéhi and Antoine Semenyo, who are targets for January, may delay or change their minds regarding a move to Liverpool as a result of the crisis at the club.

According to Team Talk, both Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur enquired about Antoine Semenyo. Bournemouth secured him with a new contract, and his new contract contains a £65 million (€74.5m / $87m) release clause. United faces competition for the attacker from Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool. After learning that City had made contact for Semenyo, Liverpool decided to pursue Rodrygo from Real Madrid instead.

Liverpool have a confirmed interest in Antoine Semenyo. The player can be signed for £65m, which is £60m plus £5m in add-ons, via a release clause active in the first part of the January window. According to The Times, which cited Paul Joyce as a partial source for its report, Liverpool believe Manchester City will sign the player.

Ghana's manager, Otto Addo, has urged Antoine Semenyo to leave Bournemouth amid links with Liverpool. Addo described leaving Bournemouth as the next step. The national manager thinks it is natural for the winger to secure a transfer away.

Antoine Semenyo has a €74 million release clause, which makes him available during the early stages of the window. The Ghana international's strong start to the season has drawn interest from City, Liverpool, and Tottenham. A quick decision is required as the clause has an expiration date, which is intended to allow Bournemouth sufficient time to find a replacement.

Goal.com reports that Tottenham are ready to increase their interest in Antoine Semenyo, a player for Bournemouth. The north London club are preparing to rival both Liverpool and Manchester City for the winger in January. Semenyo has a release clause in his contract worth £65 million ($86m), which his suitors are aware of before the market reopens.

It has been reported that Antoine Semenyo, a versatile attacker, prefers a move to Liverpool over his boyhood club Arsenal, who are also linked with a move for him. Football Paparazzi explained the reasons for the player's keenness on a Liverpool move over Arsenal, which include guaranteed game time, a starring role during Salah’s AFCON absence, a long-term succession plan, and Hughes’ direct involvement.

Antoine Semenyo has been on Liverpool’s radar since the summer, with Sporting Director Richard Hughes leading the pursuit. The Reds considered him the ideal reinforcement ahead of Mohamed Salah’s expected absence for the Africa Cup of Nations. Liverpool’s hierarchy was surprised by Manchester City’s move.

Liverpool are among the clubs interested in Antoine Semenyo, but according to The Times, the club ideally does not want to spend any money in January. The club's sporting director, Richard Hughes, signed Semenyo for Bournemouth when he worked at the south-coast club. Liverpool had not planned to make signings in the winter transfer window after spending more than £400 million on new players in the summer.

According to indykalia, Manchester United have made a move to sign Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo ahead of Liverpool. The same source indicates that Liverpool remain the favourites to complete a deal in 2026.

Liverpool are still considered the leading club to sign Antoine Semenyo, despite strong interest from Manchester City. Liverpool may seek to expedite a move for Semenyo due to their recent poor results and to compensate for the potential absence of Mohamed Salah, who is expected to be at AFCON for a significant part of January. Bournemouth’s preference is to keep the 25-year-old until the end of the season, but Liverpool may make a winter approach. The situation will depend heavily on whether Liverpool's form improves in the coming weeks. Semenyo is reported to be happy at Bournemouth and not pushing to leave, but a definite offer from either City or Liverpool could change his position. While clubs such as Tottenham and Manchester United have also been linked to Semenyo, the competition appears to be primarily between City and Liverpool.

Transfer correspondent Dean Jones explained that Slot is hesitant about moving to sign Antoine Semenyo in January, due to concerns about further disruption to his struggling squad. Jones also stated that much will depend on which of Semenyo's other suitors makes a move. Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United are also thought to be interested. A club source told transfer correspondent Fraser Fletcher that Bournemouth are making every effort to convince Semenyo to stay for the time being, and that he is integral to their vision.

According to Bournemouth, Liverpool will make a January transfer bid for Antoine Semenyo. Semenyo has a €74 million (£65m) release clause that is active in January, which permits any club that meets the figure and payment terms to discuss a contract with him. It is unclear whether the payment terms require an upfront fee or allow instalments, according to The Telegraph. The release clause will change in the summer window, and the fee will be lower, but it will not be less than €57m (£50m). Bournemouth believe Liverpool are prepared to move quickly and will make a bid in January. Sources at the Vitality Stadium expect approaches for the Ghana international when the window opens. These sources consider his release fee to be relatively low for a Premier League player of his status. Liverpool has identified Semenyo as a potential long-term successor for Salah, who is widely expected to leave the club in the summer. The Reds might be willing to pay the full release clause in January to complete the deal early and prevent competition from Manchester United and Chelsea.

According to the media outlet AS, Liverpool is convinced an immediate reinforcement is essential to improve the team's performance and views Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo as a suitable player. The club's management is seriously considering activating his release clause, estimated at 70 million euros, to gain an advantage over the competition. It is also reported that the Reds have already started discussions with the Cherries.

According to Liverpool sources, Antoine Semenyo's preference is to move to Anfield and play under manager Arne Slot. Fabrizio Romano reported on November 22 that the Reds have inquired about the payment structure of the release clause. Additionally, TEAMtalk’s transfer insider, Dean Jones, reported that Liverpool are interested in a January deal for Semenyo but are still unsure about triggering his release clause and have not yet committed to doing so. Jones said there is caution regarding their situation and a belief that the summer window would be a better time for a potential deal, although there would be more competition at that time.

Sky Sports reporter Florian Plettenberg reported that Liverpool are accelerating their efforts to sign Antoine Semenyo from Bournemouth ahead of the January transfer window and that concrete discussions are already taking place between the two clubs. It is believed that Liverpool are working seriously on a deal and are aware of the €70 million (£60 million) release clause in Semenyo’s contract that becomes active in the winter window. Sources close to the negotiations suggest that Liverpool manager Arne Slot has personally endorsed the move, viewing Semenyo as a suitable player for his team.

According to Sky Sports DE, Liverpool are making a serious effort to sign Antoine Semenyo in January, and concrete talks have already occurred. The broadcaster confirmed that while there is strong competition from other major Premier League teams, Bayern Munich are not competing for the player. Bournemouth coach Andoni Iraola stated that it was November and Antoine is their player and will continue to be. He said that in January people can ask him about the transfer market, but for now he is not worried about the next transfer window and is more concerned about the players' situation for the next day. Iraola added that in January they will discuss everything that happens.

Antoine Semenyo has a release clause of around seventy million euros in his contract that runs until 2030, and Liverpool is reportedly willing to pay this amount for him.

Liverpool are currently considered the most likely team to sign Semenyo from the Cherries. The Reds have been leading contenders since Semenyo’s brace in their 4-2 opening-day match at Anfield. Arne Slot considers him an upgrade and fresh energy in a struggling squad, believing he would integrate well into his high-pressing system. According to sources, Liverpool will respond to any offers for the player, prioritizing his one-v-one skill and ambidextrous finishing.

The Mirror reports that Manchester United are expected to offer Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo his favourite number 24 shirt to convince him to move to Old Trafford instead of destinations such as Anfield or the Etihad.

According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Antoine Semenyo is on Liverpool’s shortlist for the January transfer window, and the club is considering a move for the winger. Romano revealed that Liverpool's management is aware of the financial conditions required, which include a release clause of £60 million plus £5 million. Liverpool are seriously considering and tracking the player and are said to be favourites to sign him. Bournemouth is already in contact with Richard Hughes. Romano stated that Liverpool needs to decide internally what to do in January after significant spending in the summer, and this decision is expected in the coming weeks.

Fabrizio Romano has stated that Liverpool are seriously considering activating Antoine Semenyo’s release clause in January. According to Romano, Semenyo can be signed for £60m plus £5m in add-ons in the early part of the winter window. The journalist said that Liverpool have the player's name on their shortlist and are well informed on the release clause. He added that Semenyo remains a topic for Liverpool as he is a player they are tracking and following. Romano concluded that Liverpool are really interested in the player and that the release clause is there.

According to football finance expert Dr. Dan Plumley, the £65 million release clause in Antoine Semenyo's new contract is consistent with the player's value and Bournemouth's expectations. Plumley stated to Football Insider that the club set this amount based on what it considers a reasonable maximum potential, while also taking into account the market value of other similar strikers. He does not rule out that Bournemouth could obtain more if multiple interested parties emerge. There is clear interest from several Premier League clubs, including Liverpool and Arsenal, in the 25-year-old striker. Consequently, Plumley believes a bidding war is possible, noting that if multiple clubs trigger the release clause, Bournemouth could gain more than the initial amount.

According to The Mirror, Bournemouth's manager Andoni Iraola insists he is not worried about the future of his winger Antoine Semenyo amid growing interest from Liverpool.

Liverpool is closely following Antonie Semenyo and appears to be in the lead to sign him. Along with other interested clubs, Liverpool is not willing to pay his release clause of £60 million plus £5 million in bonuses, and they are seeking a discount. The aim is to complete a deal for about £50 million while maintaining the bonus.

David Ornstein stated that Liverpool are currently one of Semenyo’s main suitors. Liverpool view Semenyo as an ideal long-term successor for Mo Salah.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Antoine Semenyo's release clause in January will be 70 million euros, with an additional 6 million euros in bonuses. Liverpool is monitoring the situation closely.

Liverpool is interested in signing the Bournemouth striker Semenyo between January and June. Semenyo would be available mid-season if a club pays £60 million, which is about €68 million, plus £5 million in bonuses. Fabrizio Romano revealed that the 25-year-old could be bought for just over £50 million, approximately €57 million, by waiting a few more months. It is up to Liverpool to decide whether to move early in the market.

Liverpool are reportedly likely to have the opportunity to sign Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo, who is said to be available for £65m this January. According to The Athletic, Liverpool are discussed as a potential suitor. On his podcast, Fabrizio Romano stated his belief that there is a good chance the 25-year-old will change clubs this winter, estimating the probability of a January move to be between 60% and 70%. Romano said a January transfer is a possibility because Antoine Semenyo has a release clause, valid in the January transfer window, for £60m plus £5m in add-ons. According to Dave OCKOP, Liverpool chiefs met with Bournemouth to discuss a possible deal for Semenyo this weekend.

Fraser Fletcher reports that Liverpool are ready to meet the £65m fee needed to sign Antoine Semenyo. According to Fletcher, the player's exit clause will cost £65m to trigger in January, and this fee comprises a guaranteed £60m plus a further £5m in add-ons. Bournemouth had quoted interested clubs a £70m fee in the summer.

It is said that Liverpool are the leading contenders to sign Antoine Semenyo in the upcoming January transfer window. The club's sporting director, Richard Hughes, is reportedly in direct contact with Bournemouth. It is also reported that he is using his strong relationship with his former employers to attempt to complete a deal. Liverpool's financial position relative to Arsenal's, combined with Semenyo's preference for a move to Anfield, reportedly places Liverpool in a favorable position to sign the 25-year-old. Antoine Semenyo has a new long-term contract containing a £65 million release clause that will become active in January.

Antoine Semenyo is being pursued by several clubs, notably Manchester United and Liverpool. John Paintsil affirms that Semenyo is worth significantly more than 40 million euros.

Antoine Semenyo chose not to move to interested clubs, which included Liverpool, in the summer, instead signing a new contract with Bournemouth. Semenyo has a £65 million release clause in his contract for the January transfer window, which becomes active in January but must be triggered on an undisclosed date within the month. Recently, Bournemouth general manager Tim Bezbatchenko publicly stated, regarding Semenyo’s potential opportunity to join a big European club, and asked who they were to say he could not go and fulfil his dream. Semenyo could have to wait until the summer of 2026, when the release clause in his contract becomes active again for a smaller amount. Semenyo has proclaimed that he is enjoying every moment at Bournemouth.

A source on X described as trusted has revealed that Liverpool have increased their efforts to sign Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo. The same source revealed that sporting director Richard Hughes has been personally conducting discussions for over two months. According to sources close to the negotiations, Liverpool are the most likely club to sign Semenyo this winter, and it is also claimed that they are the only favourites for a January deal. Liverpool reportedly view him as an addition with high potential who is capable of playing in various positions in the attack. His versatility is reportedly considered a significant advantage as the club prepares for a period of change in their attack. Liverpool are seeking to sign Semenyo as a player who can make a contribution while Mohamed Salah is absent for the AFCON. Liverpool possesses financial flexibility and is prepared to act swiftly if an agreement can be reached. It is believed that the familiarity of Hughes with Bournemouth's internal structure is making negotiations easier. Bournemouth are open to selling the player for a suitable price, but they will require his full value.

David Ornstein of The Athletic has reported that Antoine Semenyo has a £65 million release clause which can be activated within a limited period in January. This mechanism provides Bournemouth with sufficient time to find a replacement. The clause is reported to drop further in the summer.

A report from David Ornstein of The Athletic states that Bournemouth could lose Antoine Semenyo, who is described as their best player, in January. The report also states that Semenyo has a £65 million release clause in his contract that would allow him to leave if a club makes an offer of that amount. Liverpool is named in the report as a club that would like to sign the 25-year-old Ghanaian.

Reports have speculated that Liverpool have a growing temptation to make a move for Antoine Semenyo in January. The Liverpool Echo noted that the club has additional motivation to sign him because of Mo Salah's absence for the African Cup of Nations. Semenyo signed a new five-year contract with Bournemouth during the summer. Dean Jones stated that the clause in Semenyo's contract would not be active in January and that Bournemouth has no interest in permitting a transfer in that window. Fraser Fletcher also noted that Bournemouth is maintaining its position on not selling in January, adding that Semenyo's contract, which was extended until 2030 after he rejected interest from Newcastle and Arsenal last summer, gives the club leverage. Semenyo has a valuation of over £75m, and it is understood that his contract contains a release clause with an unconfirmed value in the mid-£60 millions. According to Fabrizio Romano, a deal in January is not likely and Liverpool are anticipated to be quiet during the window, but interest exists for a summer move.

Liverpool aims to sign Antoine Semenyo to strengthen its attack this winter. The 25-year-old player is pushing for a transfer in January. According to Indykaila News, he has reportedly informed his management of his desire to join Liverpool, a club with which he believes he can win the Champions League this season.

According to a report from Dave OCKOP, Liverpool will hold talks with representatives from Bournemouth this weekend about a potential transfer for Antoine Semenyo. The report also states that the player's likely cost is around £75m and that Liverpool would still need to agree on personal terms with him.

Antoine Semenyo has a strong interest in a move to Liverpool, but a January transfer is considered improbable. According to Dean Jones, a winter move is highly unlikely because the exit clause in his contract is not active during that window. Fabrizio Romano also believes a January move is not possible. Fraser Fletcher has confirmed that Bournemouth remains determined to keep Semenyo until the end of the current campaign. Furthermore, Lewis Steele has clarified that the 25-year-old has not requested to leave the club. Liverpool and others are keen to sign him in the summer, and it is understood that Bournemouth would request approximately £75 million, a fee that could increase. Fletcher also reports that Tottenham Hotspur are prepared to make a competing offer for him next summer.

Sky Sports has reported that a new bid for Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo is a possibility in this January's transfer window. Liverpool is interested in the Ghana international following his excellent form in the Premier League.

Bournemouth star Antoine Semenyo is high on Liverpool’s shortlist, according to TEAMtalk transfer insider Fraser Fletcher. It is understood that Semenyo is very keen on a move to Anfield.

Bournemouth general manager Tim Bezbatchenko has admitted that the club will not prevent Antoine Semenyo from leaving should a club like Liverpool make an approach for the forward. Liverpool are reportedly among the 25-year-old’s interested clubs ahead of the January transfer window. Liverpool could view the winger as a long-term successor to Mohamed Salah. However, having spent a record sum over the summer, Liverpool may have difficulty affording a major expense during the winter window.

According to CaughtOffside, several major clubs, including Liverpool, are reportedly interested in signing Antoine Semenyo. The outlet states that Bournemouth is not considering selling the forward. The player is under contract with Bournemouth until June 2030. In the event of a departure, Semenyo could reportedly cost £65 million (€73.6 million), or as much as £80 million (€90.6 million). His Transfermarkt valuation is €55 million, and he earns an annual salary of €4,476,194.

Sources claim that Man Utd want to act quickly to sign Semenyo this January, ahead of competition from Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester City. Liverpool could offer a key role to the 25-year-old, as the club needs a long-term replacement for an ageing and out-of-form Mohamed Salah.

It has been claimed that Antoine Semenyo has asked to leave Bournemouth in the winter. It was reported that Liverpool were ready to make a bid worth more than £70m.

A transfer insider with close sources inside the Merseyside club has confirmed that Liverpool are pursuing Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo ahead of the January transfer window. The insider stated on X that Liverpool definitely want him and are trying to negotiate his release clause. It is also said that Liverpool are in the leading position to sign the attacker, despite interest from other Premier League clubs including Tottenham and Arsenal, after Bournemouth made contact with the club through Richard Hughes.

Speaking on the Give Me Sport Market Madness podcast, transfer news expert Fabrizio Romano said he does not think a mid-season departure will happen for Antoine Semenyo, nor does he think it will be with Liverpool. Romano stated his belief that Liverpool will not be very active in the January window, but added that the summer can be different. He noted that it is still November and Bournemouth are not planning for the player to leave in January. While there is a lot of interest in Semenyo and a release clause exists, Romano thinks it is a situation for the summer window and described a January move as being very unlikely.

Liverpool have reportedly presented a €74 million offer to Bournemouth for forward Antoine Semenyo. The X account IndyKaila revealed that Liverpool's offer is for €74m (£65m) and that they aim to bring the 25-year-old to Anfield in 2026. Liverpool are reportedly determined to secure his signature in 2026. According to multiple reports, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur are all closely monitoring Semenyo’s situation. It is reported that Semenyo’s current contract at Bournemouth includes a “special clause” that can be triggered by three English clubs and that Liverpool are pushing to finalise a deal for the player from Ghana. It is also understood that Semenyo wants to complete a move to Liverpool next year.

According to journalist Indy Kaila, Liverpool have reportedly presented an offer worth £65m to Bournemouth for Antoine Semenyo. Antoine Semenyo wants to join Liverpool. Bournemouth will release the player if a clause in his contract is met, and the club is demanding that this clause is met. There is a special clause that applies to only three English clubs.

Antoine Semenyo has admitted he is aware of transfer speculation linking him with major clubs in England. Liverpool are reportedly monitoring the 25-year-old’s situation at Bournemouth, and it is expected there will be competition for his transfer next summer. Semenyo was linked with a departure before the 2025-26 campaign, but he chose to sign a new five-year contract with Andoni Iraola’s side in early July. Rumours of an exit are expected to increase ahead of the upcoming January transfer window, despite a reported €115 million price tag. Semenyo has insisted that he remains fully focused on performing for Bournemouth. Liverpool have shortlisted him as a potential replacement for Mohamed Salah, who is still being linked with a move to Saudi Arabia.

Antoine Semenyo's performances are being monitored by several top clubs in the English championship, including Liverpool, Manchester United, and Chelsea. In a response to Sky Sports, he said that he enjoys playing football where he is, and that if he does not score goals, all the transfer talk ceases. Semenyo added that he tries to stay focused, do his best for the team, and score goals, and they will see what happens next. He also stated that when his former teammates left during the summer, there was a lot of interest and discussions with the club.

Antoine Semenyo has been linked with Liverpool by iNews and Football Insider, and Indy Kaila stated that Liverpool will submit a bid for him. In a conversation with Sky Sports, Semenyo insisted he was happy to stay at Bournemouth this summer even when the club sold some of their other key players. He said that he does not think about it excessively and tries to remain as present as possible. Semenyo added that while he is aware of the news, he tries to maintain his focus.

It is reported that Liverpool will submit a bid for the transfer of Bournemouth’s attacker Antoine Semenyo. According to journalist Indy Kaila, Semenyo is a key part of Liverpool’s plans for the next two windows. It is unclear if the bid for Semenyo will be made in January or next summer.

Liverpool considered Antoine Semenyo over the summer before opting to strengthen other attacking areas. The i paper stated that Liverpool are significant admirers of Semenyo and could initiate a move in January. An unreliable source claimed that Semenyo's preference is to join Liverpool over any other interested parties. The Daily Mail’s Lewis Steele confirmed that Liverpool are closely monitoring Semenyo but stated that persuading Bournemouth to sell in January would require an offer that was astronomical. Semenyo’s contract contains a release clause, although the exact price is not public. Dean Jones stated that the clause would not be active in January and that Bournemouth has no interest in selling at that time. Jones said the release clause is rumored to be in the mid-60s. This figure is unconfirmed. Jones also said that Semenyo is satisfied with his status at Bournemouth due to their strong start. Jones also said that keeping Semenyo beyond this season will be extremely difficult for Bournemouth, and he valued the player at £70m-£100m.

Team Talk reports that Antoine Semenyo is considered a strong option to replace Salah at Anfield. It is also reported that a five-word update on his future has given the Reds a belief that a January deal can be completed.

Liverpool could attempt to sign Antoine Semenyo in January. Mark Douglas said on TAW that the story for him this week is that Liverpool may proceed with signing the player in January. It is uncertain if Liverpool can convince the Cherries to sell Semenyo in January, and the club might have to present an offer that is difficult to refuse in order to complete the signing.

According to transfer insider Indy Kaila, Antoine Semenyo wants to join Liverpool. It is reported that the final decision on a potential move rests with the player and that his preference is a switch to Merseyside.

According to a report from 'The i paper', the Reds are considering a transfer for the winger as soon as the winter. It is reported that Liverpool officials view Antoine Semenyo as the ideal long-term replacement for Salah. His contract with AFC Bournemouth, which is valid until 2030, is said to contain a release clause of an unclear amount. Reports state that the Cherries are demanding more than 86 million euros for the right-footed player.

A report in iNews states that Liverpool are interested in signing Bournemouth attacker Antoine Semenyo in the January transfer window and claims the club is exploring a deal that could reach £75 million. A crucial factor in the potential move is that the forward would remain available during the period Mohamed Salah is away for the Africa Cup of Nations. Bournemouth would be reluctant to sell a key performer mid-season, and with a reported £75m price tag and the club's resistance to a winter sale, negotiations will not be easy for Arne Slot and his recruitment team.

Liverpool hope to sign Antoine Semenyo during the January transfer window to improve their attacking unit. The club has growing concerns about Mohammed Salah's form and is looking to add more flair and unpredictability to the attack.

Liverpool are in direct contact with Bournemouth to sign Antoine Semenyo, facilitated by the strong connection of Richard Hughes. It has been reported that the player's cost will be close to £100m in the January transfer window and £70m next summer.

According to Goal.com, Liverpool have renewed their interest in Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo. The club has received a boost in their pursuit of the winger, as it was revealed that he has a release clause in the new contract he signed during the summer.

Liverpool are leading the race against Premier League rivals to sign Bournemouth attacker Antoine Semenyo, according to Football Insider. Pete O’Rourke told Football Insider that Liverpool's links with Bournemouth through Richard Hughes might give them a big advantage over the other interested clubs. Insiders believe Richard Hughes' strong rapport with Bournemouth could also smooth negotiations. Bournemouth are bracing themselves for offers and are adjusting the attacker’s price to well above £80 million. His recent contract renewal, a new five-year deal signed in July, gives Bournemouth security but does not necessarily rule out a departure. While the club currently has no immediate intention to part ways, they may be tempted by a bid that checks all the boxes.

According to talkSPORT, Liverpool are leading the race to sign Antoine Semenyo and are seen as being in a 'strong position'. The relationship between the player and the Reds’ sporting director Richard Hughes reportedly gives Liverpool a big advantage. Semenyo had been courted by several sides this summer, but Bournemouth convinced him to commit to a new deal through to 2030. The club’s managing director Tiago Pinto expressed delight at keeping the player for 'one more year' and hinted that a summer 2026 move may be possible. TEAMtalk reports that Semenyo is emerging as Liverpool's number one target to replace Salah, and that scouts have been regularly tracking his progress in recent weeks. Sources suggest Liverpool’s recruitment team, led by former Bournemouth chief Hughes, is confident of leveraging past ties to lure the forward to Anfield. It is also understood from sources that he will not be sold mid-season, with Bournemouth aiming for European qualification. According to Fletcher, Semenyo's camp is open to exploring options if a top club meets Bournemouth’s demands. A move mid-season is unlikely, but Liverpool could look to make a move by summer 2026.

According to Talk Sport, Liverpool is a new major suitor for Antoine Semenyo. The club's sporting director, Richard Hughes, is described as a big fan of Semenyo and was responsible for bringing him from Bristol City for a fee of 10.25 million euros, which was considered modest. The club does not intend to spend millions of euros on another striker in January and would prefer to wait until the next summer transfer window. Antoine Semenyo has an annual salary of 4,476,194 euros since his last contract extension, and his market value is estimated at 40 million euros. John Paintsil states that Semenyo is worth well over 40 million euros.

Liverpool are planning to strengthen their attack, with Semenyo being considered as a long-term partner for Mohamed Salah. Sources indicate that Liverpool’s recruitment team, headed by former Bournemouth chief Richard Hughes, is optimistic about using previous connections to attract the forward to Anfield.

The Reds have their gaze firmly set on signing £75m-rated Antoine Semenyo. Manchester United, Chelsea and Tottenham are also ready to pay big money for the Bournemouth star.

According to talkSPORT journalist Alex Crook, Liverpool are 'big admirers' of Semenyo and are ready to make a move for a 2026 transfer. Crook reports that the player’s asking price is likely to be at least £75m (€86m, $100m) because of his continued improvement. Semenyo has 29 goals and assists across the 2024/25 campaign and in his seven matches so far this season. Separately, the player's personal skills coach, Saul Isaksson-Hurst, has revealed it is 'only a matter of time' before Semenyo moves on, adding that he expects the player to soon start 'lighting up the Champions League'.

Liverpool’s interest in Antoine Semenyo is rumoured, but Manchester United’s interest is understood to be stronger. For now, it seems Liverpool are not planning more attacking signings after spending big in that position in the summer.

According to Goal.com, Antoine Semenyo could be set for a reunion with Liverpool sporting director Richard Hughes, with the former Bournemouth chief considering signing the Ghanaian for the second time. The report adds that Bournemouth have set a £75m valuation for Semenyo.

According to talkSPORT, Antoine Semenyo will cost in excess of £75 million. Liverpool director Richard Hughes is a big admirer of the player, and the club could be considering a move for him in the future.

Bournemouth would consider selling Antoine Semenyo but only if a £100 million valuation is met. Liverpool have also been sounded out, and the defending Premier League champions have shown interest in the wide attacker. Richard Hughes previously ran recruitment at Bournemouth, and his long relationship with the club's hierarchy could smooth lines of communication if the Reds decide to move. Arsenal’s awareness and Liverpool’s Hughes connection keep both the London club and Merseyside club in the conversation, but the asking price sets a high bar.

Liverpool were linked with Antoine Semenyo last summer and admired his profile for their Champions League squad. Bournemouth priced him out of a transfer by placing a £70m valuation on him. TEAMtalk sources close to the club claim there is no release clause in his contract. Bournemouth expect renewed attempts to sign Semenyo in 2026.

90min reports on Antoine Semenyo's decision to sign a new long-term contract with Bournemouth, amidst links to Liverpool as a potential transfer target. Antoine Semenyo was linked with Liverpool as a potential transfer target. However, he has decided to sign a new long-term contract with Bournemouth, which is a blow to his Premier League suitors.

Team Talk reports on Liverpool's interest in a summer deal for Antoine Semenyo. Liverpool are also interested in a summer deal for Antoine Semenyo. Semenyo is in favour of a move to a club playing in the Champions League.

Liverpool is interested in Antoine Semenyo as they seek to add more options in the wide-forward area, considering the inconsistent performances of Luis Diaz and Cody Gakpo, and Diogo Jota's injury issues. Bournemouth expects to sell him along with two other players for a total of around £150m this summer.

Manchester United are expected to face serious competition for Semenyo during the 2025 summer transfer window, with Liverpool set to challenge for his signature, despite Mohamed Salah extending his contract with Arne Slot’s side.

Liverpool are interested in signing Antoine Semenyo from Bournemouth to bolster their attacking options. The player is known for his explosive pace, strength, and versatility across the frontline, with 10 goals and 6 assists this season. Bournemouth are not under pressure to sell, as Semenyo is tied to a long-term contract until 2029. The asking price is reportedly £70 million.

90min reports on Liverpool's interest in Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo amid competition from Arsenal. Liverpool is thought to have been tracking Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo for a while, along with Arsenal. Bournemouth won't let Semenyo go cheap; they would be looking to sell him for a fee in excess of what they got for Dominic Solanke, which was £65m. There's no release clause, they would want a club record.

Liverpool are being backed to launch a summer move to sign Antoine Semenyo. Journalist David Lynch claims Semenyo's 'great physical quality' and ability to play off either wing makes him appealing for Liverpool's manager, Arne Slot. Lynch mentioned that Semenyo 'ticks a lot of boxes' for the Reds and could be a top player for a top club. The move is more likely if Luis Diaz leaves Liverpool.

Liverpool is considering Antoine Semenyo as an option, but a move would only make sense if Mohamed Salah leaves at the end of his contract this summer.

90min reports on Liverpool's interest in Antoine Semenyo and the potential transfer dealings with Bournemouth. Liverpool are interested in Antoine Semenyo, who has impressed after racking up nine goals and six assists across all competitions. Bournemouth will demand a club-record fee for Semenyo, as his contract does not include a release clause. The fee is expected to exceed £65m, which was the previous record sale of Dominic Solanke to Tottenham.

90min reports on Bournemouth's readiness to hold formal talks regarding the futures of Milos Kerkez and Antoine Semenyo, who are targets for Liverpool. Bournemouth are ready to hold formal talks over the futures of both Milos Kerkez and Antoine Semenyo, targets for Liverpool.

Team Talk reports on the potential transfer of Antoine Semenyo to Liverpool. Antoine Semenyo has been linked with a switch to Liverpool. Bournemouth will discuss his future amid interest from Liverpool in an internal meeting this week. Bournemouth chairman Bill Foley is open to selling if the deal is right financially and the player wants to advance his career.

Liverpool have offered winger Ben Doak to Bournemouth in a swap deal to sign Antoine Semenyo, but the Cherries are not interested. Arsenal and Tottenham are also keen on Semenyo. Source: CaughtOffside

Liverpool have registered an interest in Antoine Semenyo and have proposed a swap deal involving young winger Ben Doak. However, Bournemouth don’t appear interested in such a switch. Semenyo is open to leaving with a desire to prove himself at the top level.

Team Talk reports on Liverpool's potential transfer strategy involving Ben Doak and Antoine Semenyo. Liverpool are reportedly prepared to offer Ben Doak as a makeweight to sign Antoine Semenyo during the January transfer window. Bournemouth values Semenyo at around £50million. Liverpool is not keen on paying this amount and is considering using Doak in the deal to lower the price.

Liverpool is reportedly considering a move for Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo during the winter transfer window, according to The Sun. Semenyo’s impressive performances under manager Andoni Iraola have made him a target for a major transfer. Liverpool’s move for Semenyo could be facilitated by Bournemouth’s interest in Liverpool’s Ben Doak. Bournemouth value Semenyo at £50 million, which would not be difficult for Liverpool to afford considering their financial situation.

Liverpool are interested in acquiring Antoine Semenyo from Bournemouth and are ready to compete with Tottenham and Newcastle for his signing. They aim to enhance their attacking options with Semenyo, known for his versatility and ability to play in various positions across the front three. He is seen as a potential replacement for Mohamed Salah, who is anticipated to depart in the summer of 2025. Bournemouth have indicated their willingness to consider offers for Semenyo and will not obstruct his transfer if a satisfactory proposal is made. However, the Cherries are unlikely to allow him to leave for a low fee, suggesting that interested clubs might have to pay a premium.

Liverpool have shown interest in Antoine Semenyo as a potential replacement for Mohamed Salah. Semenyo has been impressive lately, especially after scoring the first goal for Bournemouth in their recent victory against Manchester City. Liverpool's sporting director, Richard Hughes, who had earlier signed Semenyo for Bournemouth, is contemplating his transfer to Liverpool because of his improving form. It has also been reported that Newcastle is currently the frontrunner in the pursuit of Semenyo.

Liverpool have scouted Antoine Semenyo as part of their contingency planning in case Mohamed Salah does not sign a contract extension. Semenyo is known to Liverpool's sporting director Richard Hughes, who was responsible for signing him for Bournemouth from the Championship.