“Heating up” – Journalist provides intriguing update as Man United aim to sign Liverpool target | OneFootball

Manchester United and Tottenham may reportedly be the main two teams in the mix for the signature of Antoine Semenyo this January.

That’s according to the latest from journalist Ekrem Konur, who has posted on X today about the information he’s currently getting on Semenyo’s future.

He describes this transfer battle as “heating up”, with Man Utd and Spurs seemingly the main names in the frame, even though we’ve also heard plenty about Liverpool also targeting the in-form Ghana international.

Semenyo has been on fire for Bournemouth this season, and here’s Konur’s post about his situation as he unsurprisingly attracts interest ahead of January…

He posted: “Antoine Semenyo continues to impress at Bournemouth. Tottenham and Manchester United are keeping a close eye. Interest is already heating up ahead of the January window.”

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Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo in action against Liverpool (Photo by Michael Steele/Getty Images)

Semenyo has also been strongly linked with Liverpool, as journalist Indy Kaila posted about the Reds leading the race in an update yesterday evening.

See below as the journalist, who enhanced his reputation with some solid stories during the summer, posted the following on Semenyo and Liverpool…

“Liverpool now leading the race to sign Antoine Semenyo,” he said. “January £90m – £100m Summer £70m Richard Hughes in direct contact with @afcbournemouth Big news.”

Semenyo has been one of the finest players in the Premier League this season, and any big club would be lucky to have him.

Semenyo has already got a total of six goals and three assists, putting him behind only Manchester City’s Erling Haaland on total G/A contributions in the English top flight this term.

The 25-year-old is surely too good for Bournemouth to hold on to for much longer, and in truth he’s also likely too good to be taking a risk with a move like Man United right now, as he should be playing at the very highest level.