Report: Liverpool and Man United Face £70m Price Tag for Premier League Winger

Live from the Transfer Frontlines: Premier League Rivals Locked in Battle for Bournemouth Star

Both Liverpool and Manchester United are preparing to ramp up their summer business—but they may have just hit a snag in their pursuit of one of the league’s standout performers.

As both Arne Slot and Ruben Amorim look to recalibrate their wide options—struggling to find consistent impact from the likes of Luis Díaz and Alejandro Garnacho—a new name has surged to the top of their wishlists: Antoine Semenyo.

According to a report from GiveMeSport, a three-way Premier League showdown is brewing, with Tottenham Hotspur also throwing their hat into the ring for the Bournemouth winger, whose stock has skyrocketed this season.

The 24-year-old Ghanaian has been a livewire under Andoni Iraola, tallying 10 goals and 6 assists across all competitions. His explosive pace, strength, and ability to play across the front line make him a tantalising prospect for top clubs looking to bolster their attacking depth.

But make no mistake—this won’t be a straightforward swoop.

Bournemouth are digging in. The club considers Semenyo a cornerstone of their attack and are reportedly unwilling to entertain offers unless they hit a whopping £70 million. With the forward contracted until 2029, the Cherries hold all the cards.

Sources inside the club have made it clear: only a truly significant offer will shift their stance.

With Liverpool eyeing extra firepower, United seeking more directness on the wings, and Spurs continuing their rebuild under Ange Postecoglou, the race is intensifying. But the steep price tag may yet force some of these sides to look elsewhere.

And just when it looked like a three-club race, Chelsea have quietly entered the scene. Per GMS insiders, the Blues are monitoring Semenyo’s situation with keen interest and could pounce if the opportunity arises.

Meanwhile, Liverpool’s scouting radar at Bournemouth doesn’t stop there—they’re also showing interest in Milos Kerkez as a potential fix for their left-back conundrum.

That’s all from me for now—stay tuned as this transfer story continues to develop. One thing’s for sure: Antoine Semenyo is a name we’ll be hearing a lot more of in the coming weeks.