Which club has been cut into evens to sign Antoine Semenyo in January.
Liverpool have surged to the front of the queue in the January race for Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo, now the 1/1 shortest price to complete a move to Anfield.
The 25-year-old only signed a new contract with the Cherries in July, which includes a £60m release clause, with a further £5m in performance-related add-ons that could be triggered this month.
Interest from Manchester United and Manchester City remains, but Liverpool are no stranger to snapping up targets in January, as seen with Luis Diaz in 2022 and Cody Gakpo in 2023.
Semenyo has been a key figure for Bournemouth this season, contributing 12 goals and 7 assists in 22 Premier League appearances, and his pace and versatility make him a strong option to cover for Alexander Isak, currently sidelined with a serious injury.
With Mohamed Salah’s AFCON absence and Liverpool’s limited attacking depth over the coming weeks, a late January move could happen.
Paddy Power
- Trusted parent company
- Industry leader in promotions/marketing
- Competitive pricing
Antoine Semenyo Next Club Odds
| Club | Best Odds | Shortest Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Man City | 11/4 | 13/8 |
| Liverpool | 3/1 | 1/1 |
| Man Utd | 7/2 | 11/10 |
| Bournemouth | 9/2 | 9/2 |
| Arsenal | 16/1 | 7/1 |
Last updated on 23/12/2025 at 11:15.
Who is favourite to sign Antoine Semenyo in January?
Manchester City are currently the best price favourites at 11/4 with bet365 to sign Antoine Semenyo, offering the chance to join one of Europe’s strongest squads, though competition for game time behind Haaland, Foden, and Cherki could limit his minutes.
Liverpool follow at 3/1 with Bet Victor, emerging as a serious January contender. With Alexander Isak injured and Salah away for AFCON, Semenyo could make an immediate impact while also being a potential long-term successor in attack.
Manchester United sit at 7/2 with Paddy Power, having tracked Semenyo’s progress closely. The Red Devils could use him as a wing-back or rotational forward, adding more attacking depth to a squad that spent around £200m on attacking players last summer.
