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Man Utd And Man City Step Up Interest In Semenyo Transfer Race

Sports Updated: 18 December 2025 09:26 EAT
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Manchester United linked with Antoine Semenyo…

Manchester United and Manchester City have both approached Bournemouth within the last 48 hours to clarify the structure and conditions of Antoine Semenyo’s £65 million release clause ahead of the January transfer window. The enquiries underline growing interest from the two Premier League giants as they assess potential attacking reinforcements.

Semenyo has emerged as one of Bournemouth’s standout performers this season, delivering consistent displays that have caught the attention of several top clubs. His pace, direct running and goal contribution have elevated his profile, making him a prime target as elite sides look to strengthen their forward options.

Sources indicate that the release clause is active during a defined period in January, meaning interested clubs would need to move decisively to secure the Ghana international without entering negotiations. The clarity sought by United and City is understood to relate to payment structure and timing.

While the two Manchester clubs are leading the latest enquiries, they are not alone in monitoring Semenyo’s situation. Tottenham and Liverpool are also believed to be tracking developments closely, setting the stage for a competitive race should the clause be triggered.

Bournemouth, meanwhile, remain relaxed about the interest, having secured Semenyo on a long-term contract and enjoying his impact on their campaign. Any potential January exit is expected to depend on a club meeting the full terms of the clause and the player’s own willingness to make a mid-season move.


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