“Tottenham Set to SHATTER Transfer Records with JAW-DROPPING Move for ‘World-Class’ Megastar After SHOCKING Secret Release Clause Leaks!”

Tottenham Hotspur have been given renewed optimism in their pursuit of Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo, following reports that the Ghanaian’s contract includes a release clause.

According to talkSPORT, Semenyo’s deal at the Vitality Stadium contains a fixed fee, with Bournemouth preparing for heavy interest from several top Premier League clubs.

While the exact figure remains undisclosed, the revelation is positive news for Tottenham, who are keen to secure one of the league’s most in-form attacking talents.

Bournemouth Prepared for Semenyo Exit

The Cherries are reportedly realistic about their chances of keeping hold of Semenyo, whose form has attracted widespread admiration.

The 24-year-old enjoyed a breakthrough campaign last season, registering 13 goals and seven assists in 42 appearances across all competitions.

His performances drew interest from both Tottenham and Manchester United during the summer window, though he ultimately decided to sign a new five-year contract with Bournemouth.

However, it’s now understood that this agreement includes a release clause — a clear indication that Bournemouth anticipated the player’s eventual move to a bigger club.

Semenyo has continued his red-hot form this season, contributing six goals and three assists in nine games so far.

Only Manchester City’s Erling Haaland has managed more goal involvements in the Premier League, underlining just how prolific the Ghanaian has been.

His teammate Justin Kluivert has even described him as “world-class,” a label that now seems increasingly justified.

Spurs Seeking Extra Firepower

Tottenham currently sit third in the Premier League, having scored 13 goals in seven matches. Despite that, Thomas Frank’s side are short of reliable attacking options.

With James Maddison sidelined long-term and Dominic Solanke dealing with injuries, the burden has fallen on Richarlison (three goals) and Brennan Johnson (two goals).

Meanwhile, Mohammed Kudus leads the assist chart with four since his arrival from West Ham.

As Spurs look to sustain a top-four challenge and remain competitive in the Champions League, Frank is eager to strengthen his attack.

Landing Semenyo ahead of Manchester United and other suitors could prove transformative — potentially giving Tottenham the clinical edge they’ve lacked in recent seasons.