Liverpool is not a frontrunner to sign Antoine Semenyo in January, despite having negotiated personal terms, according to reports.

The Ghanaian forward has caught the eye with his standout performances for the Cherries in recent seasons. Insiders reveal that Semenyo is intrigued by Liverpool’s vision and dynamic approach.

This season, Semenyo has showcased his versatility across the front line, racking up eight goals and three assists in just 16 Premier League outings under Andoni Iraola.

His explosive speed, strength, and knack for driving forward with the ball mirror the very qualities Liverpool craves during quick transitions.

Liverpool’s interest is also rooted in strategy. As they map out the future of their attack, Semenyo is seen as a potential game-changer who could grow into a key role over time, rather than stepping straight into the starting lineup.

Having already proven himself in the Premier League, Semenyo represents a safer bet than many overseas options.

Although Liverpool has yet to make an official offer, it has set the stage for a potential move that will hinge on timing, available squad slots, and Bournemouth’s asking price.

A release clause, reportedly just shy of £65 million with add-ons, injects a sense of urgency into Liverpool’s deliberations.