Tag: Antoine Semenyo

Thomas Frank Admits Spurs Failed to Land Semenyo, Says January Window Not a Quick Fix

Thomas Frank
January 2026

Frank said Spurs wanted Semenyo but could not complete the deal, while outlining Spurs’ two January signings and the club’s stance on not forcing poor short-term moves. Spurs signed Gallagher and teenage left-back Souza for a combined £48m; Semenyo went to Manchester City for £64.5m; Frank said recruitment staff are working relentlessly but will prioritize decisions that do not damage summer plans, with protests expected around the City match.

Manchester United Plan Quiet January Under Carrick, Target Summer Rebuild

Michael Carrick
January 2026

United are likely to avoid January signings despite having funds available, focusing instead on a structured summer rebuild. The report claims United were willing to trigger Semenyo’s £65m release clause but chose not to, allowing City to sign him. Amorim had pushed for a winter midfield signing, but the board want to stick to budget cycles after heavy spending last year and will target a defensive midfielder in summer, with several young profiles tracked.

Semenyo Impresses on City Debut as Exeter Thrashed 10-1, Teammates Praise Fit

Antoine Semenyo
January 2026

Semenyo delivered a goal and an assist in City’s 10-1 win, earning strong reviews for adapting quickly to Guardiola’s system. He assisted Lewis with a cross and then scored himself, capping a rapid week that included a final Bournemouth appearance. With Guardiola serving a touchline ban, Lijnders highlighted Semenyo’s pressing, direct running, and ability to slot into City’s style.

Antoine Semenyo Nets 95th-Minute Winner in Possible Bournemouth Farewell

Antoine Semenyo
January 2026

Antoine Semenyo scored a stoppage-time winner against Tottenham, a dramatic finish that could be his last moment for Bournemouth with his expected move to Manchester City imminent. Spurs led, Bournemouth turned it around, Spurs levelled, then Semenyo cut inside late and blasted home. Andoni Iraola praised his commitment and development, saying Bournemouth will miss him and indicating it likely was his final appearance.

Iraola Says Semenyo Still Bournemouth Player and Expected to Face Spurs

Antoine Semenyo
January 2026

Andoni Iraola said Antoine Semenyo is still a Bournemouth player despite reports of an agreed-in-principle move to Manchester City. He expects Semenyo to be available for the next match against Tottenham. Iraola said the club has not been told the deal is completed and will continue selecting Semenyo until that changes. He also criticised refereeing after the Arsenal loss, arguing a key free kick decision was wrong.

Manchester City Agree Semenyo Deal in Principle as £65m Clause Looms

Antoine Semenyo
January 2026

Manchester City have reportedly reached an agreement in principle to sign Antoine Semenyo from Bournemouth, with paperwork being prepared. The forward has a £65 million release clause that can be triggered in the January window. City have moved ahead of other suitors by progressing terms with Bournemouth, while Guardiola stayed non-committal publicly. Semenyo has continued producing at Bournemouth and says he is focusing on performances rather than transfer noise.

Manchester United Track Elliot Anderson as January Plan Shifts After Semenyo Blow

Elliot Anderson
December 2025

Manchester United have put Elliot Anderson at the top of their midfield shortlist as they prepare for uncertainty around Kobbie Mainoo and continued struggles from Manuel Ugarte. United also expect to miss out to Manchester City for Antoine Semenyo, forcing a pivot in January plans. Anderson is viewed as a premium target but is unlikely to be available until summer because Forest are fighting relegation and chasing a Europa League run. United’s wider holding-midfield list includes Carlos Baleba, Conor Gallagher, Adam Wharton, Tyler Adams, Joao Gomes, Ruben Neves and James Garner.

Semenyo wants January clarity as £65m release clause puts Man City in pole

Antoine Semenyo
December 2025

Semenyo is pushing for his future to be resolved by the opening of the window as a £65m clause, active only until January 10, tempts multiple giants. After eight goals and three assists this season, Manchester City are viewed as favourites, with Liverpool, United, Chelsea and Spurs monitoring the situation. Bournemouth tied him to a long-term deal to 2030 but accepted a time-limited clause to protect value and allow replacement planning. Iraola has made clear he wants to keep his “massive” attacking threat, yet admits some decisions lie beyond his control, leaving the Cherries braced for a late elite bid that could force a sale.

Amorim insists January signings must truly want Manchester United move

Ruben Amorim
December 2025

Ruben Amorim has restated that Manchester United will only act in January for players they are certain want to join, warning against repeating past mistakes as the club weigh defensive midfield targets and react to missing out on Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo. After walking away from Brighton’s £100m price for Carlos Baleba, United now track Ruben Neves, Conor Gallagher and Tyler Adams while monitoring other positions, but Amorim stresses they will not rush into panic deals and will prioritise long term fit, commitment and character over short term fixes.

Maresca plays down Chelsea move for Bournemouth star Semenyo

Enzo Maresca
December 2025

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca addressed reports linking his side with Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo, confirming the club will not pursue a January move despite his impressive Premier League form, as the Blues remain satisfied with their current attacking options ahead of Aston Villa’s visit. Semenyo has eight goals and three assists this league campaign and can be signed for £65 million via a release clause active until January 10, attracting serious interest from Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Spurs while Chelsea choose only to monitor future opportunities.

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