Report: Liverpool and Spurs Eye Bournemouth Striker for 2025 Move

Bournemouth striker Antoine Semenyo has caught the attention of several Premier League heavyweights,

with Liverpool, Newcastle United, and Tottenham Hotspur reportedly eyeing a potential move in 2025,

according to sources from GiveMeSport. Despite only joining Bournemouth in January 2023,

 

Semenyo has adapted impressively to top-flight football, registering 12 goals in 50 appearances.

His rising profile and consistent performances have made him one of the most sought-after young attackers in the league.

Semenyo’s Journey to the Premier League

Starting his career at Bristol City, Semenyo quickly made a name for himself with his pace and goal-scoring ability. He signed for the club as a 17-year-old and made rapid strides in the Championship,

netting 14 goals in his final season-and-a-half before moving to Bournemouth. Since then,

he’s continued to develop and has become a key player for the Cherries. With three goals and one assist already this season, Semenyo is proving himself to be a reliable attacking threat

“Semenyo is only 24, and therefore the perfect age profile for a new signing for many clubs,” the GiveMeSport report highlights. “With 50 appearances to his name in the top flight, he’s garnered vast experience over the past 18 months.”

Bournemouth, keen to avoid another high-profile departure like Dominic Solanke to Tottenham, will likely face a tough decision regarding Semenyo’s future.

The club recently sold Solanke to Tottenham in a deal worth an initial £55 million, potentially rising to £65 million.

Bournemouth will undoubtedly value Semenyo similarly, given his remaining five-year contract and their desire to retain talent following Solanke’s exit.

Semenyo would be a top signing for any club in the top half of the Premier League, notes the report, highlighting the potential bidding war among Champions League and Europa League sides. With Liverpool, Newcastle, and Tottenham interested, Bournemouth may find it difficult to hold onto the Ghanaian striker, particularly if one of the big clubs meets their valuation.

 

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