Reds eye £20m Semenyo alternative from Euro giants

Liverpool have reportedly recognized a possible January goal within the wake of their Antoine Semenyo chase going chilly.

Semenyo’s rapid future has grow to be a sizzling matter in latest days, with Chelsea publicly enquiring concerning the Ghanaian as his time at Bournemouth hangs within the stability.

However as Manchester Metropolis seem like the winger’s best choice, it looks like golf equipment reminiscent of Liverpool should look elsewhere for attacking expertise subsequent month.

Nevertheless, Semenyo is much from the Reds’ solely choice forward of the January window, with a latest report claiming {that a} cut price deal from a Champions League membership could possibly be explored within the coming weeks.

Liverpool contemplating transfer for Dortmund ace Karim Adeyemi

In response to Anfield Index, Borussia Dortmund winger Karim Adeyemi is being ‘thought of’ by the Premier League champions.

With consideration showing to modify away from Semenyo, plainly Liverpool are after a less expensive transfer.

Anfield Index means that Liverpool, whereas not being frontrunners for the Bournemouth star, have reservations over his £65m price ticket, which rises after tenth January.

Given that it’ll drop to round £50m in the summertime, that would point out, in any case, the Reds count on to be crushed to his signature early within the new yr.

Nevertheless, all is just not misplaced as Arne Slot seems to salvage what he can from an underwhelming defence of their Premier League title.

Not solely have Liverpool initiated contact with Adeyemi’s representatives, however he could possibly be bought by Dortmund for round £20m – lower than a 3rd of the possible price of Semenyo.

The Ghanaian is 2 years older than Adeyemi, doubtlessly making the Germany worldwide a higher long-term prospect.

After all, Semenyo has extra expertise within the Premier League, though Adeyemi has lots within the Champions League, reaching the ultimate with Die Schwarzgelben in 2024.

And amid the uncertainty surrounding Mohamed Salah’s future at Anfield, changing the Egyptian with a youthful expertise skilled on the high degree certainly ticks too many bins for Liverpool to not pursue Adeyemi.

Stephan Georgiou

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Graduated in Sport Journalism (BA) with first-class honours from the College of Brighton and has since had bylines in The Occasions, sports activities enterprise publication SportsPro, Soccer FanCast and The Gooner fanzine.

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