Manchester United are willing to submit a £60 million offer for Antoine Semenyo next summer
Manchester United have intensified their pursuit of Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo as they look to strengthen their attack even more, according to TEAMtalk.
The 25-year-old Ghanaian has drawn strong interest after emerging as one of the Premier League’s standout wide players this season. He has the pace, movement off the ball, and clinical finishing that make him a constant threat in front of goal.
Semenyo has produced nine goal contributions in 10 league matches so far, making him one of the most effective attackers in England’s top flight. Andoni Iraola has helped the 25-year-old flourish through a direct system and relentless work ethic.
His growing influence now makes him a vital figure for the Cherries. Because he can play across several attacking positions, United’s recruitment team view him as an ideal option to add more strength and variety to their front line.
The same report suggests that the Red Devils could submit a £60 million offer next summer. However, if his form stays strong, the club might bring their plans forward for a January move. Even so, Bournemouth stand firm. They demand a significant fee and intend to keep Semenyo until the end of the season unless a huge offer convinces them to sell. Earlier reports had revealed that Liverpool are also in the race for his signature.
Semenyo’s power and versatility make him a game-changing option for Manchester United
Antoine Semenyo gives Manchester United something they currently lack: a strong, direct, and unpredictable threat on the wing. His style differs sharply from United’s current wide players, who often rely on quick footwork or creative link play instead of strength and drive.
The Ghana international attacks with immense pace and power, pushes defenders back, and unsettles backlines. His ability to finish with both feet allows him to strike from either side and adds unpredictability that United have missed on the right.
Apart from his pace, the Bournemouth attacker offers a solid outlet during transitions. When teams drop deep, Semenyo uses his strength to hold the ball, drag defenders out of position, and create space for midfield runners.
His pressing energy and hunger to chase every ball will certainly lift United’s intensity in attack. The 25-year-old’s flexibility across the front line will provide Ruben Amorim with more tactical options. The 40-year-old can adjust attacking patterns during matches without losing rhythm.
The problem, as per the report, is that Bournemouth remain firm in their stance and refuse to sell, especially after extending his contract until 2030. So, it seems unlikely that the Red Devils will succeed with the reported offer they plan to make. An old report claimed that Manchester United might have to pay over £100m to get the deal done.