Antoine Semenyo
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Worked with Mane at least. He scored 3 goals against us the season before moving.
Red arse for the red face gammon
Yeah just read that buried at the bottom of their article about Isak. Looks like its a go then.
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But then @King Binny needs to edit the thread title with a suitable pun
surely jizzy?
I once read somewhere that he's an Arsenal fan. I certainly hope they don't get him.
Antoine Semenyo’s January release clause could be worth £65m to Bournemouth if all add-ons met, but slightly less to suitors.
Similar to Alexander Isak’s transfer, the overall number includes solidarity.
Clause drops by around £5m come summer. It must be triggered by January 10 for this winter with Semenyo set to decide his future really soon.
Bournemouth are open to a pre-agreement or loan back. Preference is to keep Semenyo until summer but acceptance the situation is out of their control.
Both Manchester clubs pushing. Chelsea made their initial enquiry on Monday. Liverpool’s main contact was in November, and are now assessing post Isak’s surgery how best to approach January.
Spurs backed off after Semenyo made it clear he preferred other projects.
Long-term regularity of European football and chance to win silverware are both motivating factors. All suitors offering a similar financial package.🇬🇭
View: https://x.com/i/status/2003524912619589942
Similar to Alexander Isak’s transfer, the overall number includes solidarity.
Clause drops by around £5m come summer. It must be triggered by January 10 for this winter with Semenyo set to decide his future really soon.
Bournemouth are open to a pre-agreement or loan back. Preference is to keep Semenyo until summer but acceptance the situation is out of their control.
Both Manchester clubs pushing. Chelsea made their initial enquiry on Monday. Liverpool’s main contact was in November, and are now assessing post Isak’s surgery how best to approach January.
Spurs backed off after Semenyo made it clear he preferred other projects.
Long-term regularity of European football and chance to win silverware are both motivating factors. All suitors offering a similar financial package.🇬🇭
View: https://x.com/i/status/2003524912619589942
Chelsea have the added complication. of their UEFA settlement to deal with.
If they sign Semenyo then they'd have to, at least, drop an equivalent value player from their European squad (don't think they'd actually need to sell).
Point is that they wouldn't just need to drop someone from their squad to accommodate him, it would need to be someone with equivalent cost in terms of amortisation and wages. Whereas if it were us, for example, we'd probably swap him out for Chiesa or Isak for the rest of the season, both of whom wouldn't be likely to play much.
If they sign Semenyo then they'd have to, at least, drop an equivalent value player from their European squad (don't think they'd actually need to sell).
Point is that they wouldn't just need to drop someone from their squad to accommodate him, it would need to be someone with equivalent cost in terms of amortisation and wages. Whereas if it were us, for example, we'd probably swap him out for Chiesa or Isak for the rest of the season, both of whom wouldn't be likely to play much.