Source: Alamy Stock Photo

Semenyo Set for Manchester City Switch as £65m Clause Is Triggered

Manchester City are closing in on the signing of Antoine Semenyo after agreeing to activate the Bournemouth forward’s £65 million release clause, with the deal now hinging on the completion of a medical expected before Saturday.

The 25-year-old Ghana international is scheduled to undergo his medical assessment following Bournemouth’s Premier League fixture against Tottenham on Wednesday evening. Once formalities are completed, City intend to finalise the transfer ahead of the January 10 deadline attached to the clause.

Despite widespread interest from several elite clubs — including Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham — City emerged as the only side to advance discussions to a formal stage with Bournemouth, underlining Pep Guardiola’s determination to strengthen his attacking options during the winter window.

Semenyo has been one of Bournemouth’s standout performers this season, contributing nine goals and three assists across all competitions. His pace, physical presence and tactical versatility have made him a key figure in Andoni Iraola’s system, particularly during the Cherries’ push for stability in the top half of the table.

Speaking ahead of the Spurs clash, Bournemouth head coach Andoni Iraola admitted the winger’s future appeared uncertain. While stressing that no documents had yet been signed, he acknowledged that market dynamics suggested a possible farewell, describing Semenyo as “almost impossible to replace” at this stage of the campaign.

If completed, the move would mark another significant statement from Manchester City as they look to maintain domestic dominance and sustain their European ambitions in the second half of the season.

Follow the latest Premier League transfer developments with Betway Arabia sports news.

Blog / Semenyo Set for Manchester City Switch as £65m Clause Is Triggered

Search Results

Semenyo Set for Manchester City Switch as £65m Clause Is Triggered

Search

Most Read

Andy Roddick’s US Open Reaction Blog

Champions League Start

With Painful Memories of the Past, Bayern Faces Manchester United

Betway becomes Global Betting Partner of Arsenal

Liverpool are facing a serious challenge during their visit to London