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Ghana and Bournemouth striker Antoine Semenyo is on the radar of Saudi Pro League side Al Nassr ahead of a potential summer move.
Semenyo has been in sizzling form for the English Premier League side, contributing to 13 goals in the top flight.
The 25-year-old's performances have attracted interest from Al Nassr, who are also considering other options including Liverpool’s Luis DÃaz and Brighton’s Kaoru Mitoma.
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim is also believed to have grown "fond" of Semenyo with a move in the next transfer window a possibility.
It is understood that Bournemouth could demand a fee in the region of £65 million for any move to materialize.
The attacker would hope to continue his rich vein of form against Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday as Bournemouth intensify their push for European spot.
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