Manchester United seriously tried to sign Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo, but was not ready to cross the boundaries of the power salary structure. Journalist Ben Jacobs reports on this.

According to Gerela, the Mancunians have developed a competitive position, but are aware of the high competition on the side of Manchester City and the late interest of Chelsea. All the clubs that grew up to the 25th century expressed similar financial minds, and Manchester United did not push the salary proposition higher than their superniks.

The club saw Semenyo Peredusim as a winger or attacking attacker, and not as a flank defender. The system of head coach Ruben Amorim was not an official for the determined footballer. The Ghanaian's choice was based on the benefits of the sports project, and not on pennies.

It is also indicated that Liverpool were satisfied with the idea of \u200b\u200btransferring Semenyo after negotiations at the end of the fall, and Alexander Isak’s injury did not stop the club from turning to this option in the chest.

Antoine Semenyo has played 17 matches this season, scoring 8 goals and providing 3 assists. It was previously reported that Manchester City were ahead of all competitors in the fight for the Ghanaian striker.