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Antoine Semenyo has already hinted at transfer preference ahead of potential £65m move

Antoine Semenyo has already hinted at transfer preference ahead of potential £65m move
Antoine Semenyo’s future at Bournemouth has become one of the biggest talking points of the coming transfer window. The talented forward has delivered impressive performances this season, and interest from major Premier League clubs continues to rise. With a £65million release clause becoming active in January, the battle for his signature is already heating up.
Semenyo has enjoyed an outstanding campaign, proving himself as one of Bournemouth’s most important players. His consistency in front of goal, along with his powerful playing style, has placed him among the most sought-after forwards in the league. Many clubs are now aware that they can sign him once the clause is triggered, and this has increased speculation around his next move.
At 25 years old, Semenyo appears ready to take the next step in his career. He has scored six goals and provided three assists in only twelve matches this season, confirming his rise into a top attacking threat. These performances have naturally caught the eye of Manchester United, Liverpool, and Tottenham, who are all monitoring his situation ahead of January.
Reports previously revealed that Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim met Semenyo at the end of last season. The meeting showed United’s strong interest at the time. However, despite those early discussions, Semenyo eventually rejected a move to Old Trafford and instead committed to a new contract with Bournemouth. This contract now contains the £65million release clause that will shape the upcoming window.
Even though several clubs are interested, Semenyo’s earlier comments may reveal his true preference. In an interview with The Athletic, he spoke openly about his admiration for Arsenal. He described himself as a lifelong Arsenal fan and expressed what it meant to play against a club he grew up watching. His statement suggested that he dreams of playing for a top club and even hinted that Arsenal could be his ideal destination.
According to him, playing for a Champions League or Europa League club is the goal. He also emphasized that he is determined to earn that move through consistent performances and hard work. This mindset reflects his ambition and explains why he has elevated his game this season.
The possibility of joining Arsenal remains open, even though the club has not made concrete moves for him yet. The Gunners strengthened their attack during the summer window, but Semenyo’s continued productivity could force the club to reconsider. If Arsenal decide they want extra firepower during the season, his release clause makes the deal straightforward.
Bournemouth general manager Tim Bezbatchenko recently commented on the situation, admitting it would be difficult to stop Semenyo from joining one of Europe’s biggest teams. He acknowledged that when clubs competing for major European trophies come calling, it becomes almost impossible to deny a player the chance to chase his dream. This honest admission shows that Bournemouth are prepared for a potential departure.
Despite this, Bournemouth are still hopeful that Semenyo will remain focused throughout the first half of the season. The club understands his value, but they are also realistic. They know that interest from clubs like Liverpool, Real Madrid, or Paris Saint Germain would be a life changing opportunity for any player.
Arsenal may not be the only club in the race, but Semenyo’s previous comments suggest that a move to the Emirates remains something he would welcome. For now, he continues to deliver on the pitch, making his potential transfer even more attractive to top clubs. If he maintains his form, it is only a matter of time before one of the elite sides triggers the clause.
With January approaching, attention will remain firmly on him. Clubs will evaluate their needs, and Semenyo will continue proving why he is worth the investment. The next transfer window has the potential to transform his career, and fans across the league will be watching closely.
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