TA's ace reporter Ornstein reported that Bournemouth winger Semeno's contract contains a release clause of 65 million pounds.

Although Bournemouth hopes to keep Semeno until the end of the season, they are expected to have to accept that the team may be unable to prevent the player from leaving the team as early as January.

Semeno has previously received attention from clubs such as Manchester United and Tottenham. In July, he signed a new contract valid until June 2030, adding a termination clause.

During the last transfer window, clubs interested in introducing Semenho were told that the fee required to sign him was approximately 70 million pounds, while the official price tag in this season's winter transfer window has been reduced to 65 million pounds. The release clause needs to be activated by a specific date, which will give Bournemouth several weeks to find a replacement, with all teams open to bidding.

The Ghana international has recently been linked with Liverpool, Manchester City and Tottenham. However, if Bournemouth can resist the pursuit of all parties in the next few months, the release clause will take effect again in the next transfer window, and the price will be further reduced.

Although losing Semenho will be a major blow, Bournemouth has the experience of core players leaving the team without affecting the trend of head coach Ilaura's team.