According to TEAMtalk, Antoine Semenyo is emerging as a big target for Manchester United, who have opened talks to sign the versatile attacker. The Ghanaian international has had a top-level season with Bournemouth, with the Cherries now demanding at least £65 million for their top-rated star.
Many clubs are looking at the prospect of Antoine Semenyo, with Bournemouth likely to entertain big offers for the Ghanaian international. The attacker has had a productive season with the Cherries with a hand in 18 goals across all competitions.
The Cherries have already agreed on a deal to sell Dean Huijsen, while Liverpool are closing in on Milos Kerkez in the coming period. Losing the duo as well as Semenyo will be a bitter blow for Andoni Iraola’s plans, and Bournemouth have reportedly increased their price tag for the winger.
The ambitious Premier League club are reportedly demanding at least £65 million, as they know the quality of interest will lead to a big move in the close season. Arsenal are one of those keen, although Antoine Semenyo is not seen as one of their priority targets ahead of the summer window.
Tottenham are interested in Semenyo, although they are probably behind the chasing pack considering they might have to guarantee Champions League football next season. They could do that by winning the Europa League, which would eliminate the prospect of the winger signing for rivals Manchester United. Meanwhile, Liverpool are also keen on signing Semenyo as they look to take the burden off Mohamed Salah in the final third
Manchester United are seen as the front-runners to sign Semenyo, although like Spurs, they might have to guarantee Champions League football. Hence, winning the Europa League final might be imperative, although, unlike Tottenham, they might be capable of luring the London-born winger even without the top-tier European competition.
Manchester United are in talks to sign Semenyo in the summer and could make a compelling pitch to lure the Ghanaian. They might view him as a direct replacement for Marcus Rashford, although they might have to sell first to get the Bournemouth star, as the Red Devils are already in talks to sign other stars, as the idea of Semenyo might need sales.
