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Bournemouth want Antoine Semenyo to stay until the end of the season despite interest from Premier League clubs over a January move, according to BBC Sport.

Last month,  that becomes active in January, but the release clause price drops in the summer of 2026.

Last week, Your Site News reported that Tottenham are intensifying their interest in the 25-year-old ahead of the January transfer window. But Spurs face competition from Liverpool and Manchester City for the Ghana international.

In a fresh report, it is claimed that the Cherries would prefer to either keep Semenyo for the rest of the season by selling him at a lower price later, or agree a pre-contract in January for him to move after next summer's World Cup.

Andoni Iraola's side are reportedly exploring replacements, but do not have anyone immediately lined up.

Chelsea winger Alejandro Garnacho says he has no regrets over his Manchester United summer exit.

The Argentina international joined the Blues in a 40m deal in August after he had pushed to leave Old Trafford.

The 21-year-old was no longer in Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim's plans, leading to an unsavoury departure.

Asked whether he had any regrets over his Man Utd exit, Garnacho replied: "No."

Then asked whether he was sad how it finished, he again replied: "No."

Garnacho later added on his switch to Stamford Bridge: Sometimes in life you have to change things to maybe take a step forward or to improve as a player.

I think it was the right moment, also the right club. So it was an easy decision.

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot says he was "surprised" by Mohamed Salah saying their relationship had broken down - and has cast doubt on whether the forward will play again for the club.

Jamie Carragher has labelled Mohamed Salah's bombshell interview "a disgrace" but hopes he has not played his final game for Liverpool.

Your Site News' Kaveh Solhekol:

"I'm not so sure. He doesn't hold the cards, Liverpool hold the cards. He's still got 18 months left on his contract. Apparently, he earns 400,000 a week.

"Who out there is in a position to pay a big transfer fee for Mo Salah and also to pay his wages?

"Al Hilal have tried to sign him in the past. They made a late, late bid of 150m 18 months ago when he was younger.

"Is there interest in Saudi Arabia for Mo Salah? Of course there is. Especially because Cristiano Ronaldo is getting to the end of his career. They need a new figurehead for the Saudi Pro League. 

"But times have changed in Saudi Arabia. There is not as much money in Saudi Arabian football as there used to be. They're looking at signing younger players.

So if Mo Salah is just doing this because he wants to join Al Hilal or Al Nassr in January, I don't think it is going to be that easy because the days of Saudi Arabia just putting unlimited cash on the table in front of players are gone.

Yes, there is interest, but I'm not sure how strong that interest is at the moment.

And any Saudi clubs who would want to sign him are actually in a stronger position now because he's basically come out and said, I want to go. I'm going to say goodbye to the Liverpool fans on Saturday. 

"So anybody who's trying to sign him kind of can go to Liverpool and say, Look, you've got an unhappy player on your hands. We're willing to take him. But Liverpool are far too smart, far too clever. They're not going to fall for his antics. They're the ones who are in control of this situation, not the player.

Mohamed Salah has arrived at Liverpool's training ground ahead of their Champions League clash against Inter Milan on Tuesday.

Welcome to , a Your Site column in which  uses a blend of data and opinion to reflect on some of the key stories from the latest Premier League matches. This week:

• Salah in clear decline but Slot is not helping
• 'Fantastic' Buendia's impact for Aston Villa
• Cherki's rare creativity for Manchester City

Mohamed Salah has given Liverpool a decision to make after revealing he no longer has a relationship with Arne Slot. It is difficult to see a path forward for both star player and manager now. Whatever happens next, it will be seismic for Liverpool.