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Manchester United<\/a> are willing to move on Bournemouth<\/a>\u2019s Antoine Semenyo, if rival clubs attempt to sign him in January.<\/p>\n The 25-year-old scored against Ruben Amorim<\/a>‘s side in the 4-4 draw at Old Trafford<\/a> on Monday evening to further illustrate why he is so valued. <\/p>\n Semenyo has a \u00a365m release clause in his contract that is active from 1 January, which has ensured clubs like Tottenham Hotspur<\/a>, Liverpool and Manchester City<\/a> have also been looking at the player.<\/p>\n United feel they have a strong chance at his signature, and are understood to be preparing for a high-spending summer, but are willing to make moves in January if the situation demands. <\/p>\n Amorim and the United football hierarchy are said to especially admire Semenyo\u2019s tactical versatility, which they see as being especially valuable to the Portuguese manager\u2019s demands.<\/p>\n