It has been reported by journalist Indykaila and subsequently picked up by various outlets, including The Touchline and MatchdayHQ on X (formerly Twitter), that Bournemouth value Antoine Semenyo at £100 million and would be willing to sell him in the January transfer window if this valuation is met.
These reports also indicate that Arsenal and Liverpool have been informed of this situation.
However, conflicting reports suggest that Bournemouth are unwilling to sell Semenyo in January, despite receiving interest from various clubs.
According to GhanaSoccernet and Zed Multimedia, Bournemouth are determined to keep their star forward, especially after he signed a new long-term contract until 2030 earlier this year which reportedly does not include a release clause.
According to The New York Times, Bournemouth were thought to value Semenyo at £70 million in July 2025.
The £100 million valuation would represent a significant increase in Semenyo's value. According to Transfermarkt, his last updated market value on May 30, 2025, was €40 million.
Given the conflicting reports and Semenyo's recent contract extension, the situation surrounding his potential sale in January remains uncertain.