"Manchester City are monitoring Antoine Semenyo's situation ahead of the January transfer window, sources have told ESPN, but believe they could face competition for his signature from a host of Premier League rivals. Semenyo has a release clause in his contract at Bournemouth which would allow the 25-year-old to move for £65 million ($86m) in the first two weeks of the January window."
"Semenyo's clause is only valid for the first two weeks of the January window to protect Bournemouth from a late deal and leaving them with no chance to replace one of their key players. Should he stay at the Vitality Stadium in January, the clause will be valid again in the summer at a lower fee. Semenyo is enjoying his best season at Bournemouth, scoring seven goals in 15 games."
Manchester City are monitoring Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo ahead of the January transfer window because he has a £65m release clause active in the first two weeks of January. Premier League rivals including Liverpool, Manchester United, Tottenham and Arsenal are expected to compete to trigger the clause. Liverpool interest is linked to uncertainty around Mohamed Salah. The clause protects Bournemouth from late-window departures and, if Semenyo stays, will reappear in summer at a lower fee. Semenyo has seven goals in 15 games this season, is enjoying his best campaign, signed a contract through 2025, will not travel to AFCON, and scored in the 4-4 draw with Manchester United.
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