Bournemouth star Antoine Semenyo could have a major decision to make in the future over where he plays his football.
The Ghanaian's impressive displays for The Cherries have not gone unnoticed and he appears to be positioning himself as one of the Premier League's most consistent attackers.
Last season, the forward scored 11 goals and registered five assists in the league, which earned him an improved contract at his club until 2030.
Semenyo has continued that impressive form into the current campaign, as he has found the net six times and assisted three goals for Andoni Iraola's side in seven league games.
The 25-year-old's brace helped Bournemouth to a 3-1 comeback win against Fulham last Friday night (October 3), and means Bournemouth currently sit fourth in the league table.
Semenyo in demand from big Premier League clubs
Naturally, Semenyo's terrific output on the pitch for The Cherries has alerted some of the biggest clubs.
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According to talkSPORT's Alex Crook, among the teams to be keeping an eye on the Ghana international are Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur.
Both clubs have been interested in the player for some time, with United having held talks over a move prior to him signing his recent contract extension at the Vitality Stadium.
Also, reported to be in the hunt for Semenyo's signature are Premier League holders Liverpool.
The Reds' sporting director Richard Hughes is a massive admirer of the forward, having signed him from Bristol City in 2023 when he operated as The Cherries' first-team technical director.
However, any club looking to get their hands on Semenyo will need to cough up a large fee, as Bournemouth will supposedly demand over £75 million for a transfer.
United and Liverpool spent big on attackers in the recent transfer window, so the two clubs will have to decide whether adding the Ghanaian star to their ranks for a large fee is viable and necessary.
Should the reported big clubs maintain serious interest in Semenyo in the months ahead, the 25-year-old may have to state a preference of which club he prefers to join.