Liverpool holds formal discussions to sign Antoine Semenyo.

Liverpool are said to be looking to sign 25-year-old Ghana international Antoine Semenyo from Bournemouth. German journalist Florian Plettenberg reported that Liverpool have had serious discussions to bring in the Bournemouth attacker in January. Semenyo has a €70 million clause in his contract, and it will be interesting to see if Liverpool decide to activate it in January.

As Premier League champions, Liverpool need more quality and depth in their attacking options.

They have had trouble creating chances from the wings this season. The loss of Luis Diaz has been a big setback, and Mohamed Salah hasn't been performing as well either.

The new players signed so far are still finding their feet in the Premier League.

Adding more quality to the attack would be a smart move for Liverpool. Bournemouth won't want to lose a key player in the middle of the season, but they can't stop him from leaving if Liverpool decide to trigger his release clause.

It should be relatively easy for Liverpool to convince the London-born forward to join them.

They are hoping to complete the deal soon. Semenyo is in great form and is among the top attacking players in the Premier League. He could bring goals, creativity, and flair to Anfield.

The €70 million fee might seem high at the moment, but Semenyo is at the peak of his career and could make an immediate impact.

However, recent reports suggest that other top clubs are also considering triggering his release clause.

 Semenyo might be tempted by the chance to join one of the top clubs in the country, and it would be a big deal for him. He has shown his abilities at Bournemouth, and now could be the perfect time for him to take on a new challenge. He would aim to compete for major trophies with Liverpool.

Liverpool have not had a good start to the season and are currently in the middle of the table.

A club of their size should be regularly getting into the Champions League, and they hope to turn things around in the second half of the season. Bringing in the right players could help them get their campaign back on track.