Bournemouth are eyeing a move for Leicester City’s Abdul Fatawu as a replacement for Antoine Semenyo, per the Daily Mail. The Cherries are set to lose Semenyo this winter, as he has a £65 million

Antoine Semenyo wants his Bournemouth future resolved by the opening day of the January transfer window as Cherries are bracing for a late twist in the transfer saga. The Ghanaian winger is in the midst of a transfer tug of war with a number of Premier League sides hoping to lure the Bournemouth ace away from the Vitality Stadium next month.

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola revealed that he quite clearly hopes to hang on to his star player Antoine Semenyo for as long as possible, although conceded that he may only have him on the south coast for a few more weeks.

Meanwhile, the Reds have a bid on the table in the region of £60m for Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga, 23. (Fichajes - in Spanish)

Antoine Semenyo has a big decision to make as the January transfer window opens, and a key figure in his career has offered him some solid advice. Man City appear to be front runners for the

Liverpool believed they had tied up a deal worth £35m to sign Guehi over the summer, only for Palace to pull out of negotiations on deadline day. The England international had agreed to make the switch to Anfield and he even passed a medical, before the transfer collapsed in a dramatic twist.

Antoine Semenyo’s long-term future looks bleak at Bournemouth after a stunning start to the 2025-26 campaign. The winger may have played his final match for the Cherries in their 4-1 defeat to Brentford on Sunday.

Antoine Semenyo has been linked with a January transfer to Manchester United amid reports of a release clause in the attacker's Bournemouth contract.

Antoine Semenyo is the most in-demand player in the Premier League, with Manchester City leading Liverpool in the race, while there are updates on Joshua Zirkzee and Marc Guehi