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Liverpool Transfers: Reds Make First Move to Sign Premier League Star

It has been a turbulent season so far for Liverpool. A run of six defeats in seven games left their campaign hanging by a thread and with questions being raised over their record-breaking summer spending.

Despite the two recent victories over Aston Villa and Real Madrid, reports suggest that Liverpool are still looking to improve their squad in the winter window.

That is supported by a recent report from Indy Kaila, who claims Liverpool have made an opening bid to sign Antoine Semenyo from AFC Bournemouth.

“Exclusive: We understand Liverpool have presented an offer to Bournemouth for Antoine Semenyo for around £65m.”

“Bournemouth will release player if clause in the contract is met. Special clause for three English clubs only.”

“Antoine Semenyo wants LFC move.”

Semenyo’s Stellar Season

Few players have enjoyed a stronger start to the season that Antoine Semenyo. The 25-year-old forward has scored six and assisted three goals in the Premier League this season.

Only Erling Haaland of Manchester City has registered more goal involvements (14) than the Ghanian winger.

Two of Semenyo’s goals actually came against Liverpool on the opening day of the season as the Reds secured a dramatic 4-2 win after late goals from Federico Chiesa and Mohamed Salah.

Liverpool’s Transfer Plans

Some would wonder why Liverpool would want to splash the cash on another attacking player, given their abundance of quality in those positions already.

Summer signings Alexander Isak, Florian Wirtz and Hugo Ekitike joined the likes of Salah, Chiesa and Cody Gakpo to bolster the front line. You also have 17-year-old Rio Ngumoha, who holds bags of potential.

However, with Semenyo capable of playing from either wing and offering a level of pressing that this Liverpool side currently lacks, he would be a solid signing.

The only question you could raise, is why Liverpool wouldn’t be prioritising a move for a centre-back, especially with the long-term injury to Giovanni Leoni.

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