Antoine Semenyo Next Club Odds: Liverpool Face Competition For Cherries Star
Antoine Semenyo's future at Bournemouth remains up in the air as the winter transfer window approaches.
The Cherries attacker reportedly has a £65million release clause in his contract that can be activated in the first two weeks of January, and there are plenty of clubs planning to do just that.
Semenyo has found the net seven times and provided three assists in 15 Premier League appearances, including two goals at Anfield on the opening day of the season.
Liverpool are the favourites on betting sites to sign Semenyo in the new year, but they face stiff competition from both Manchester clubs.
He is 3/1 to stay at the Vitality Stadium after the transfer window closes, but with a reasonable release fee and rival clubs looking to improve their attacking options, he is likely to be on the move.
Here, we take a look at the teams in the running and the latest Antoine Semenyo next clubs odds.
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— Antoine Semenyo (@antoinesemenyo) December 16, 2025
Semenyo A Possible Replacement For Salah
Liverpool are in the driving seat at 7/4 with Bet365 to snap up one of the most potent attackers in the Premier League.
The Reds had already been linked with a move for the Ghana international before Mo Salah's explosive post-match interview after a 3-3 draw at Leeds in which he claimed the club had "thrown me under a bus".
Salah has been left on the bench for four successive Premier League matches and was not even part of the squad for the Champions League game at Inter Milan.
The Egyptian also said he no longer had a relationship with manager Arne Slot, but judging by his reception at Anfield, where he came on as a sub in the first half of the 2-0 win against Brighton, it's clear he is still loved on Merseyside.
Salah is now competing at the Africa Cup of Nations amid speculation he could leave the club in January, but will the struggling Premier League champions make a move for Semenyo as a potential replacement?
The odds suggest that is the most likely scenario, but there are plenty of twists and turns ahead.
— Mohamed Salah (@MoSalah) December 15, 2025
City Express Interest
Transfer guru Fabrizio Romano reported that both Manchester City and United made contact with Bournemouth this week to discuss the terms of a potential transfer in January.
City were 6/1 to sign Semenyo at the time of our last update, but those odds have been cut to 4/1 now that they have shown their hand.
However, doubts surrounding the future of manager Pep Guardiola mean Semenyo may decide to look elsewhere for his next destination.
Guardiola recently said City must prepare for his departure and make plans to appoint his successor, leading to speculation he may leave the club at the end of the 2025/26 campaign.
City are blessed with attackers, but they would not turn down the opportunity of signing a winger as prolific as Semenyo.
United Make Semenyo Move
Manchester United are now firmly in the conversation to sign Semenyo after making contact with Bournemouth.
The Red Devils splashed the cash in the previous transfer window on Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo and Benjamin Sesko, so it is difficult to see how he would fit into the system deployed by Ruben Amorim.
The Portuguese is thought to be a big admirer of the former Bristol City player and may be prepared to change his tactics to fit him into his improving team.
United were 16/1 last week, but those odds have been slashed to 6/1 as they aim to capitalise on the uncertainty surrounding Guardiola.
Antoine Semenyo Next Club Odds:
Club | Odds | Betting Site |
Liverpool | 7/4 | |
Manchester City | 4/1 | |
Manchester United | 6/1 | |
Tottenham | 12/1 | |
Arsenal | 12/1 | |
Chelsea | 18/1 | |
Newcastle | 22/1 | |
Aston Villa | 33/1 | |
Paris Saint-Germain | 33/1 |
*Odds correct at time of publication, 5.20pm, 19/12/2025
Spurs Searching For Star Forward
Tottenham remain firmly in the hunt as they continue to reshape their attack under Thomas Frank.
The club have struggled to find a replacement for England captain Harry Kane, with injury-prone striker Dominic Solanke barely featuring this season and Richarlison blowing hot and cold.
Semenyo's blend of pace, strength and defensive work would complement Spurs' style, and moving back to the capital could be very tempting for the Londoner.
The pressure is growing on Frank after a mixed season, and a player like Semenyo could make an immediate impact.
Spurs are now 12/1 with one of the betting apps to land the Bournemouth star.
Gunners Move Unlikely
Arsenal currently sit top of the table and have looked unstoppable at times, but could Mikel Arteta improve his talented squad even further in the new year?
The Spaniard was thought to be interested in improving his options on the left wing, where he already has the likes of Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard.
However, Arsenal are unlikely to make any major signings in January and would only make a move if a player was sold.
The Gunners remain 12/1 to sign Semenyo.
Forward Fits Blues Profile
Chelsea are never far from the conversation when it comes to transfers, and Semenyo’s name understandably appears on their list as a potential recruit in January.
The club have invested heavily in young forwards, and Semenyo is made from the same mould.
His ability to link play, attack space and contribute defensively fits the profile of players Chelsea have been targeting under Enzo Maresca, but a move would likely depend on outgoings and squad balance.
The Blues are still 18/1 to sign Semenyo, so it appears they are not in the picture.
Magpies Head List Of Outsiders
The remainder of the field includes Newcastle (22/1), Aston Villa and PSG (both 33/1).
Newcastle’s interest aligns with their recruitment of fast, powerful, young forwards, though FFP constraints may again dictate any potential move in January.
Villa would also be a good fit, but manager Unai Emery may be prioritising other positions, while European champions PSG are also long shots to make a move for Semenyo.
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