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The four clubs Liverpool will have to compete with for Antoine Semenyo
Interest in Antoine Semenyo is thought be high with plenty of Premier League sides keen on the Bournemouth star man.
As the festive fixtures pile up and the Premier League table begins to take its true shape, the January transfer window looms large on the horizon.
While the Reds have been relatively frugal in recent winters, the unique pressures of the 2025/26 campaign might force a change in strategy. Injuries and poor for way well force the Redsā hand in the market.
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Antoine Semenyoās future is set to come into sharp focus the moment the clock strikes midnight on New Yearās Day. The Bournemouth winger is reportedly the subject of a unique contract situation that has put the Premier Leagueās elite on high alert.
Semenyo has a Ā£65 million release clause that becomes active in January. However, there is a massive catch: the clause is only valid for a specific period early in the windowābelieved to be the first two weeks. This deadline exists to give Bournemouth ample time to sign a replacement should their star man leave.
And Liverpool is far from the only shark circling in these waters.
According to a report fromĀ talkSPORT,Ā all of Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur , Manchester United, and Arsenal are keen on the 25-year-old, alongside Liverpool.
From Cityās part, it is asserted that Pep Guardiola is pushing the issue and is a big fan of the former Bristol City attacker.
The Spaniard is determined to bring in a winger who can contribute more goals from the wide forward role. He believes this is a quality missing from his current options in Savinho, Oscar Bobb and Jeremy Doku.
Tottenham and Manchester United, according to the report would both prefer a summer transfer over making a move in winter, but the intense competition could force their hand.
Meanwhile, Arsenal will only contemplate a move if they manage to sell a player next month. As things stand, the Gunners are anticipating a largely quiet January transfer window.
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It has been an incredibly frustrating season so far with the Reds currently sitting 7th in the Premier League table.
Arne Slotās hand has been forced further by a few injury concerns. Summer signing Giovanni Leoni suffered an ACL injury on his Liverpool debut back in September and will be sidelined for the rest of the season.
Joe Gomez also picked up an injury in Liverpoolās 2-0 win over Brighton at Anfield on Saturday. That leaves Slot with just two centre-back options in Virgil Van Dijk and Ibrahima Konate.
At right-back, both Jeremie Frimpong and Conor Bradley have struggled for fitness so far this season.
That has left many expecting the Reds to look for further defensive reinforcements when the window opens two weeks time.
Whilst names like Marc Guehi and Nico Schlotterbeck have been heavily mentioned, Anfield Index sources have revealed another potential target.
Liverpool Considering Mingueza
We understand that Liverpool are big fans of Celta Vigo defender Oscar Mingueza. The 26-year-old defenderās current contract is set to expire in the summer.
Interestingly, that leaves two options for the Reds. The first being able to land him for a cut-price in January or they could even agree a pre-contract deal that would see him arrive on Merseyside in the summer.
Whilst he is mostly deployed as a right-back, the Barcelona academy graduate can also provide cover at centre-back and left-back.
Why are Liverpool Interested?
In terms of profile, Mingueza is very good on the ball and is a brilliantly progressive passer, which is something that Liverpool have really struggled with this season.
His versatility not only provides cover in numerous positions, but he could also offer support in a potential change of system should Slot want to try a back three.
A number of Premier League clubs are interested in the Spanish international and he could definitely be one to keep an eye on.
As it stands, a summer move remains more likely but donāt rule out a potential January swoop depending on the Redsā situation. (Source: Anfield Index)
Oscar mingueza to Liverpool fingers crossed š¤
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Hereās the latest reliable update on the report about Bayern Munich defender Dayot Upamecano being āofferedā to Liverpool amid stalled contract talks:
š„ What the new report says
German outlet TZ München (as cited by transfer news sites today) claims Dayot Upamecano has been āofferedā to Liverpool amid uncertainty over his contract at Bayern Munich.
The idea behind the āofferā is linked to the fact that his current deal expires in summer 2026, and negotiations for a renewal have reportedly hit a wall.
Liverpool are among clubs monitoring the situation and could pursue him as a free agent next summer if no extension is agreed.
š Why contract talks are stalling
According to multiple reports:
Bayern and Upamecanoās camp are in ongoing negotiations, but issues remain on financial terms, potential release clause, and signing-on bonus.
There isnāt a formal deal yet, and both sides remain in talks ā Bayern want to keep him, while Upamecanoās representatives are pushing for more favorable terms.
Bayernās sporting director has publicly affirmed that extending his contract is a main goal, even as interest from top clubs grows.
š¤ What this āofferā really means
In transfer reporting, being āofferedā to a club doesnāt necessarily mean that Upamecano or Bayern have formally agreed to a move or that Liverpool have agreed to pursue him actively right now ā it often means agents or intermediaries are sounding out potential interest.
Liverpoolās interest has appeared in multiple transfer discussions this year, especially given the Redsā need to reinforce defence, though nothing is confirmed.
š The bigger picture
Multiple top clubs ā including Real Madrid, PSG, and Liverpool ā are monitoring his contract situation.
Bayern are also planning contingency options (like Marc GuĆ©hi or other centre-backs) if Upamecano doesnāt sign a new deal.
Bottom line: The āofferā to Liverpool reflects growing transfer chatter around Upamecano as his contract runs down, and while Liverpool are among clubs watching, thereās no official move agreed yet. Contract talks with Bayern are still ongoing but unsettled, so a free transfer situation is possible next summer.
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Hereās the latest on Arsenalās January 2026 transfer window targets and rumours, based on the most recent credible reports and transfer news sources:
š„ Primary Reported Targets Arsenal Are Tracking
1. Antoine Semenyo (Winger ā Bournemouth)
Arsenal are strongly linked with Bournemouthās in-form forward Antoine Semenyo, who has a January release clause (around Ā£65m). Heās been heavily scouted by rivals too, but Arsenal remain in the mix ā potentially dependent on squad movement (e.g., selling another winger).
2. Rodrygo (Wide Attacking Option ā Real Madrid)
Although harder to tempt, Rodrygo is reported on Arsenalās wishlist again this winter. Real Madrid could be open to letting him go (after falling down the pecking order), making him a potential attacking reinforcement.
3. Ayyoub Bouaddi (Midfielder ā Lille)
Arsenal have identified Lilleās midfield talent Ayyoub Bouaddi as a young midfield target who could bolster squad depth, even if a January move is not guaranteed.
4. Kenan Yildiz (Attacking Mid/Forward ā Juventus)
Links continue with Kenan Yildiz, with Arsenal reportedly holding talks over the Juventus man. Heās viewed as an exciting talent, although Chelsea are also interested.
5. Samu Aghehowa (Striker ā Porto)
If Arsenal offload a striker (e.g., Gabriel Jesus), they might pursue Samu Aghehowa as a forward option ā heās been linked with moves alongside other clubs.
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š”ļø Defensive & Midfield Considerations
Arsenal are also reported to be monitoring other areas of the squad, especially in defence and midfield, due to injuries and squad depth issues:
Jeremy Jacquet (Centre-Back ā Rennes)
Marc Guehi (Centre-Back ā Crystal Palace)
Ousmane DiomandƩ (Centre-Back)
Nathaniel Brown (Versatile Defender/Midfielder)
These names are mentioned as defensive targets should Arsenal need reinforcements in January.
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š£ļø Context & Strategy
Arsenal spent heavily last summer, so January moves may be more selective, with focus likely on specific improvements rather than a broad rebuild.
The clubās attacking recruitment remains a priority, but competition from other Premier League sides makes some deals challenging.
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š Summary of Key Rumoured Targets
Attack / Wingers
Antoine Semenyo (Bournemouth)
Rodrygo (Real Madrid)
Kenan Yildiz (Juventus)
Midfield
Ayyoub Bouaddi (Lille)
Striker
Samu Aghehowa (Porto)
Defensive / Depth Options
Jeremy Jacquet (Rennes)
Marc Guehi (Crystal Palace)
Ousmane DiomandƩ
Nathaniel Brown
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If you want, I can also list likely departures or players Arsenal may sell in January (to fund these moves and balance the squad).
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