Sky Sports name 3 clubs monitoring Antoine Semenyo

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Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo is attracting significant interest from three Premier League clubs ahead of the January 2026 transfer window. According to Sky Sports, Liverpool, Manchester City, and Tottenham Hotspur are monitoring the 25-year-old Ghana international, who recently signed a new five-year contract with Bournemouth that runs until 2030.

Despite committing his future to Bournemouth during the summer, Semenyo’s impressive form has kept him on the radar of top English clubs. In the current 2025-26 Premier League season, he has scored six goals and provided three assists in 11 appearances, showcasing his ability as a versatile forward who can operate on either wing or up front. This versatility makes him an attractive option for clubs seeking to strengthen their attacking options.

Tottenham Hotspur, in particular, are keen to add a left-sided forward during the winter transfer window and see Semenyo as a prime target. Meanwhile, Manchester United have reportedly prepared a substantial January bid for the player, and Liverpool are also interested, potentially viewing Semenyo as a long-term replacement for Mohamed Salah and a crucial attacker following the sale of Luis Diaz.

Bournemouth’s general manager, Tim Bezbatchenko, has indicated that the club would find it difficult to refuse a substantial offer for Semenyo from elite clubs like Liverpool or Real Madrid, reflecting the player's high market value, estimated to be around £70–80 million. Although there have been rumors that Semenyo has requested to leave Bournemouth, the player has expressed annoyance at such claims and appears focused on his current form and present commitments.

Overall, Semenyo’s combination of proven Premier League performance, contract stability, and growing interest from top clubs position him as one of the most sought-after forwards during the January transfer window, with bids expected as clubs look to bolster their attacking line-ups.