According to reports, Manchester United is keeping an eye on Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo as part of their preparations to restructure the team before the 2024–2025 campaign. The Ghanaian international's speed, adaptability, and goal-scoring ability have made him one of the Premier League's most impressive players this season. Semenyo has surfaced as a possible target who may provide Ruben Amorim with a dynamic and affordable alternative in the final third as United's offence needs new life.

Manchester United only made two acquisitions during the January transfer window: Patrick Dorgu from Lecce and Ayden Heaven from Charlton Athletic. Amorim had few offensive alternatives when Antony and Marcus Rashford went on loan, and both supporters and commentators were surprised by the absence of reinforcements. But the club's leadership, which is now partially owned by INEOS, seems to be setting the stage for a revolutionary summer window.