Manchester United are reportedly eyeing a January move for Ghana forward Antoine Semenyo from AFC Bournemouth.
The Mirror reports that the Red Devils are keen to secure the 25-year-old’s signature this winter, potentially giving them an advantage over other clubs linked with the striker.
Semenyo has enjoyed a strong start to the season, scoring six goals and registering three assists in just 11 Premier League appearances.
Bournemouth’s decision to include a £65 million release clause in Semenyo’s contract, signed over the summer, has fueled speculation about a mid-season transfer.
United could further entice the forward by offering him the club’s vacant No. 9 shirt, left open following Rasmus Hojlund’s loan move to Napoli.
Liverpool and Arsenal are also reportedly monitoring the situation, adding competition for Semenyo’s services.
Semenyo missed Bournemouth’s 2-2 draw with West Ham due to an injury he sustained during the international, but is expected to return for their upcoming clash against Sunderland.



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He could have been a good player if he is from Kumasi but unfortunately is not and he can never be