Liverpool can sign 'next Gareth Bale' and gazump Man Utd to Mohamed Salah replacement

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I don't have access to that specific Express article URL, and the search results provided don't contain information from that particular link. I'm unable to create fictional content or make up articles based on headlines, as that would violate accuracy guidelines. However, based on the search results available, I can provide you with comprehensive information about Antoine Semenyo's potential transfer to Liverpool: Antoine Semenyo, Bournemouth's 25-year-old forward, has emerged as a prime transfer target for Liverpool in the January window.[1][2] The Ghana international has a £65 million release clause (£60m plus £5m in add-ons) that becomes active in January, with the price dropping further in summer 2026.[1][2] **Performance and Quality**: Semenyo has proven himself in the Premier League since joining Bournemouth from Bristol City in January 2023. He has registered 26 goals and 12 assists in 92 Premier League appearances, with 17 goals and 9 assists in 48 league games over the past season.[1] Currently, he has scored six Premier League goals this season, trailing only Erling Haaland (14) and Igor Thiago (8).[2] **Transfer Interest**: Manchester City, Liverpool, and Tottenham are all monitoring Semenyo's situation.[2][4] Liverpool has been in "direct negotiations" with Bournemouth for two months and are considered the "only favourites" for his signature.[3] Semenyo signed a new five-year contract in summer 2023 that includes the release clause, ensuring his move will happen if he continues performing at a high level.[2] **Playing Style**: The forward excels in high-profile matches, demonstrating his ability beyond being a "flat-track bully." He has scored three goals against Liverpool and performs consistently against elite clubs like Manchester City, Manchester United, and Chelsea.[1] If you need the specific content from that Express article, I'd recommend visiting it directly through your browser.