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Arsenal show strong interest in Antoine Semenyo move

By on October 15, 2025

Arsenal are reportedly showing serious interest in Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo, according to reports from Fichajes.

Despite signing Noni Madueke and Eberechi Eze in the summer, it appears the London side are planning to further strengthen their attack in 2026, and Semenyo is one of the players they are now monitoring closely.

The 25-year-old Ghanaian international has been one of the standout performers in the Premier League this season.

He has scored six goals and provided three assists so far, placing him just behind Erling Haaland in the league’s scoring chart.

His pace, strength, and versatility have made him a valuable player for Bournemouth, attracting attention from several top clubs.

Semenyo has previously spoken about his admiration for Arsenal, which could give the Gunners an advantage should they decide to make a move.

Mikel Arteta is believed to be keen on adding more depth to the left flank, and the Bournemouth star fits the profile the club is looking for.

Tough competition for Semenyo’s signature

Arsenal are not the only club interested in the Ghanaian.

Tottenham Hotspur were keen on signing him during the summer transfer window and are still keeping an eye on his situation.

Manchester United and Liverpool are also monitoring him as they look to reinforce their attacking options, as per the report.

Liverpool’s chances could be boosted by the strong relationship between their sporting director and Bournemouth’s own director, Richard Hughes.

Football experts believe this connection might help the Merseyside club in any potential discussions over a deal.

Despite all the growing attention, Bournemouth managed to tie down Semenyo to a long-term contract earlier this year.

The forward signed a new deal in the summer that runs until 2030, giving the south coast club a strong position in any future negotiations.

Reports suggest that Bournemouth would demand around £80 million for his transfer.

Semenyo, who joined from Bristol City, is expected to carefully assess his options before deciding on his next step.

Arsenal’s growing interest shows their intent to add proven attacking quality to the team.

With several top clubs now in the race, the coming months could be decisive in determining where the Ghanaian forward’s future lies.