
EPL Index
·9. Oktober 2025
Bournemouth ‘braced’ for Antoine Semenyo bids with three clubs interested

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·9. Oktober 2025
Bournemouth are reportedly preparing themselves for major transfer interest in Antoine Semenyo, with talkSPORT (via Sky Sports) claiming England’s elite are circling. Tottenham and Manchester United have previously registered admiration for the 25-year-old winger, and their scouts are said to be keeping close tabs on his continued rise. Liverpool are also understood to be admirers of the versatile forward, whose form this season is demanding attention at the highest level.
Semenyo’s output has significantly improved, recording six Premier League goals alongside three assists this campaign. For a player who thrives both out wide and through the middle, his growing influence under Andoni Iraola has made him one of the most efficient transitional attackers in the division. Bournemouth will not be surprised to see the speculation intensify.
Sources suggest Bournemouth are well aware of what comes next. Interest of this calibre brings pressure, and while the club are in a strong position contractually, sustained form inevitably attracts formal bids. Valuation will be key, particularly in a market where wingers capable of beating defenders one-versus-one and contributing consistently in front of goal command fees in excess of £50 million.
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As one figure close to the situation stated, “There is no urgency to sell, but when numbers reach a certain level, every club has to make decisions.” That line alone encapsulates the state of play. Responsibility now lies with Bournemouth to weigh progression against profit.
It is not difficult to see why major clubs are circling. Tottenham’s direct transitions would suit his explosive power, Manchester United crave wide forwards with conviction, and Liverpool value relentless pressing as much as end product. One Premier League analyst observed, “He has the physicality for the top six and the mentality to get even better.”
If Semenyo maintains this trajectory through the second half of the season, Bournemouth’s resolve will be tested far sooner than expected.
From the perspective of a Bournemouth supporter, this is both exciting and slightly unsettling. Interest from clubs such as Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham is almost a badge of honour, proof that Antoine Semenyo is finally getting the recognition his effort warrants. Supporters have seen him evolve from a raw option into one of the most dangerous wide forwards outside the traditional top six, and there is pride in that.
However, there is also belief that he should stay. Bournemouth have momentum under Iraola, results are improving and there is a genuine project brewing. Selling now would feel premature, especially when Semenyo is still growing. If bigger clubs want him, they should be made to pay a premium that reflects both his output and his importance to the team. Anything less than an eye-watering offer should be dismissed.
A contract extension with improved terms would send a message. Bournemouth are no longer merely a stepping stone, they are a competitive Premier League side with ambitions of their own. If Semenyo buys into that, this could be a breakthrough season rather than a farewell tour. Keeping him should be the priority, because his ceiling is only just starting to reveal itself.