Liverpool aims to secure Antoine Semenyo for January
Liverpool is in talks to sign Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo as they strategize for the upcoming transfer window. The Reds are negotiating his release clause to enhance their team strength.










































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































This Sunday, Manchester City will welcome AFC Bournemouth for what promises to be a thrilling Premier League match. Bournemouth has been off to a flying start, securing the second spot on the league table, trailing leaders Arsenal by just six points. With only one defeat to Liverpool this season, they extended their unbeaten run to nine with a decisive win against Nottingham Forest.
Following a setback with their recent loss to Aston Villa, City regained momentum by triumphing over Swansea City 3-1 in the Carabao Cup. Coach Pep Guardiola is keen for his team to close the gap with Arsenal, emphasizing the significance of this upcoming match.
Phil Foden is poised to play his 200th game for City, reaching this milestone as he potentially faces Bournemouth. Since his debut in the 2017-18 season, Foden has seen plentiful success with the team, including six league titles and a Champions League victory. Commenting on Foden’s achievements, Guardiola shared, “It’s an honour for me to see his impact…” Foden himself is optimistic about the team’s current form.
Eli Junior Kroupi has become a key figure for Bournemouth, netting four goals in his last three matches. His outstanding performances have put him in the running for the October Player of the Month award. Citing family support as crucial, Kroupi credits his father as a source of inspiration on his journey.
Consistency at the club has reignited Foden’s ambitions of returning to the England national setup. Having opted out of the squad in June, and missing out in September due to injury, Foden now hopes to showcase his talents further under Thomas Tuchel’s guidance.
The match is scheduled for Sunday, November 2, at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester. Kickoff is at 4:30 p.m. GMT. Referee Anthony Taylor will be in charge, with Paul Tierney overseeing VAR duties.
Rodri returns for City after missing earlier games, and Erling Haaland is fit once again. City faces no additional injury worries and plans to field a robust starting lineup. Bournemouth boasts a healthy squad, welcoming back Evanilson from injury. The prolific Antoine Semenyo will also be pivotal as they confront City.
Supporters can tune into fuboTV and NBC Sports in the US, while UK audiences can watch via Sky Sports. Sunday’s match is set to deliver an exhilarating display as both teams vie for crucial league points.