Ghana international, Antoine Semenyo, could be on the move in January, with Premier League side, Newcastle, reportedly interested.
According to TBR Football, Newcastle boss, Eddie Howe, is a big fan of the 24 year old forward, and is keen on acquiring his services in January.
League leaders, Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur are also said to be monitoring the situation.
The former Bristol City man missed Bournemouth’s 4-2 win at Wolves over the weekend, due to a suspension after an accumulation of yellow cards.
Semenyo has scored 4 times for Bournemouth in the Premier League this season, including a strike against defending champions Manchester City.
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