US EditionLiverpool Transfer News LIVE - Semenyo Talks, Slot Pressure, Olise Message
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Liverpool are making serious moves to sign Bournemouth striker Antoine Semenyo during the January transfer window, with concrete talks already underway, according to Florian Plettenberg. The Reds are fully aware of Semenyo's release clause, which is valued at around €70m, but are determined to secure the 25-year-old, even though he is away at the Africa Cup of Nations. Competition for the versatile striker is fierce, with several other big Engli…
Liverpool transfer news LIVE - Semenyo talks, Slot pressure, Olise message
Liverpool head coach Arne Slot is under pressure after Nottingham Forest ran out 3-0 winners at Anfield on Saturday and with the transfer window on the horizon, the Reds are being linked with further business in January
To add some color to the season, Liverpool is considering shelling out for one of this season's big stars this winter. According to Sky Sports, Antoine Semenyo is expected to come to Anfield.
Liverpool focused on Semenyo despite other 'dream target'
Liverpool consider Michael Olise their ‘dream target’ but are not currently planning to move for the Bayern Munich winger. Olise is considered the ideal candidate to eventually replace Mohamed Salah at Anfield, following his rise in Germany. The 23-year-old has emerged as one of Europe’s best wide players since moving to Munich from Crystal Palace in 2023. This season, Olise has six goals and six assists in just nine league starts, averaging a B…
Liverpool ‘seriously considering’ signing Antoine Semenyo
Liverpool are ‘seriously considering’ signing AFC Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo in January, as per transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. After parting ways with Luis Diaz last summer, the Reds have been left with Cody Gakpo, Federico Chiesa, Mohamed Salah and highly rated youngster, Rio Ngumoha, as the wide forward options. However, Salah has had a tough […] The post ‘Really interested’ - Romano: Liverpool ‘seriously considering' signing £65m s…
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