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LiverpoolAntoine Semenyo to Liverpool transfer latest, release clause deadline, Man City response
Liverpool are reportedly showing interest in a transfer for Antoine Semenyo in the January transfer window, with a release clause in his deal, but Premier League rivals are also eyeing a move.
Antoine Semenyo of Bournemouth
Everything you need to know about Antoine Semenyo’s potential transfer to Liverpool
Liverpool interest: Liverpool have emerged as a serious potential suitor for Antoine Semenyo during the upcoming January transfer window. The club are reportedly actively targeting the Bournemouth forward, viewing him as a player who can make an immediate, positive impact on their team’s performance.
Release clause price: The path for any club to secure Semenyo involves activating a specific and substantial release clause in his existing contract. This mandatory buyout clause is reportedly valued at a high figure of £65 million.
Release clause deadline: Any interested club, including Liverpool, must act quickly and decisively if they wish to trigger the release clause in Semenyo’s deal. The contract stipulates that the clause must be activated by a certain date this January to provide Bournemouth with sufficient time to find a replacement player.
Competition from rivals: Liverpool are not the only major Premier League team closely monitoring the forward’s availability ahead of the transfer period. Both Manchester City and Tottenham are also keeping tabs on Semenyo, potentially setting up a competitive transfer battle, with recent reports claiming that the former are currently debating over whether to trigger the clause this January or not as they look to beat Liverpool to the punch.
Iraola’s stance: Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola has maintained a dismissive position regarding the intense transfer speculation surrounding his player. He emphasized that Semenyo is currently their player, stating he is not worried about the market until January arrives.
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Targeted position: Liverpool are specifically searching for a winger who can immediately enhance their offensive capabilities. Semenyo’s current form at Bournemouth suggests he possesses the qualities necessary to address the club’s needs on the flanks, not least with Mohamed Salah leaving to compete in AFCON.
January transfer strategy: The pursuit of Semenyo is part of a wider transfer plan for Liverpool aimed at strengthening several key areas across the squad. In addition to a winger, the club is also reportedly seeking to sign a new centre-back and potentially another striker, depending on the financial capabilities and the opportunities in the market.
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