Discussions scheduled for this weekend: Liverpool plans to intercept £75m transfer of Man United.

Liverpool is reportedly set to engage in talks with Bournemouth representatives regarding the potential acquisition of Antoine Semenyo this weekend.

The Ghanaian international is currently in high demand following his impressive performances in the Premier League, with sources indicating that Manchester United is keen on securing his services.

Offiside reported earlier this week that Manchester United might act swiftly to secure Semenyo before Liverpool can finalize a deal, but there is now a new development.

Liverpool is preparing for transfer discussions regarding Antoine Semenyo with Bournemouth this weekend.

According to Dave OCKOP, Liverpool officials are scheduled to meet with their Bournemouth counterparts to explore a potential agreement for Semenyo sometime this weekend.

The report suggests that the 25-year-old could be valued at approximately £75m, and it would certainly be a wise investment for the Reds to acquire another high-caliber attacking talent.

Additionally, the report mentions that Liverpool will still need to negotiate personal terms with Semenyo, making this another intriguing aspect to monitor.

What impact could Antoine Semenyo have on Liverpool?

Semenyo has emerged as one of the most prolific attacking players in the Premier League this season, as illustrated by the total goal contributions table below…

Player Total goals + assists 2025/26

Erling Haaland 15

Antoine Semenyo 9

Igor Thiago 8

Joao Pedro 7

Bryan Mbeumo 6

Semenyo’s exceptional form coincides with Mohamed Salah seemingly regressing for LFC this season, as the Egyptian international may be beginning to show signs of aging.

Salah is undoubtedly a Liverpool icon and a legendary figure in the Premier League, but no player can perform indefinitely, so it may be time for Arne Slot to consider introducing a long-term successor.

Semenyo appears to be a perfect fit, but he would also significantly enhance Ruben Amorim’s United project, which seems to be gaining momentum.

Acquiring established Premier League talents such as Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo has been beneficial for MUFC, and adding Semenyo would further enhance that attacking trio.