Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham are in direct competition to sign the brilliant star Antoine Simeho, the Bournemouth striker, who is considered one of the most prominent surprises of the season in the English Premier League so far.
Why is Semenyu interesting from England’s seniors?
According to a report published by the British newspaper Metro, the Ghanaian international player has been performing at remarkable levels since the start of the season, as he scored 6 goals and provided 3 assists, during only 7 matches in the Premier League. Which made him the focus of attention of more than one club looking to strengthen its offensive line.
Who is closest to joining Semenyu?
Although Manchester United and Tottenham have been linked to the player since the last summer transfer period, Liverpool recently joined the race, which increases the intensity of the rivalry, especially with the team’s need to strengthen the attack in anticipation of any future changes in the front line.
How much would Bournemouth ask to release Semenyu?
Bournemouth is asking for 75 million pounds sterling in exchange for releasing the player, as the club recently signed a new contract, which gives Bournemouth great negotiating power. Any offer less than this number will be rejected immediately, according to what the report confirmed.
Would Liverpool or United agree to pay this number?
With player prices inflating in the English market, it is not unlikely that one of the clubs will make an offer close to the required amount, especially if Semenyu continues to impress until the January transfer window. But Liverpool in particular are usually more conservative in making huge deals, unless Klopp (or any coach coming after him) is convinced that the player is suitable for the tactical system.
What’s next?
Scouts at the three clubs are expected to intensify their monitoring of the player over the coming weeks. Bournemouth realizes that continued brilliance may raise the price further. Resolving the deal in the winter depends on early negotiations and willingness to pay.
