Liverpool are reportedly preparing a bold double move for Michael Olise and Antoine Semenyo, as the club begins laying foundations for life after Mohamed Salah.
Sources close to Anfield have confirmed that Liverpool are monitoring Crystal Palace star Michael Olise very closely, viewing the French winger as a long-term successor to Salah on the right flank. The Reds have already made their admiration known to Olise’s representatives, with discussions described as positive and respectful.
Olise, 23, has emerged as one of the Premier League’s most technically gifted wide players, combining creativity, pace, and a lethal left foot. His performances have drawn interest from several elite clubs, but Liverpool believe their project and attacking style make them an ideal fit for his talents.
At the same time, the Reds are also tracking Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo, who has impressed with his dynamic play and clinical finishing. Valued at around £50 million, Semenyo has become a hot topic in England’s top flight, with both Manchester United and Arsenal also showing interest. However, insiders suggest Liverpool hold an advantage, given their long-term scouting and admiration for the Ghanaian attacker.
Both players fit the profile of Liverpool’s new transfer direction — young, explosive, and tactically versatile. Under Arne Slot’s leadership, the club aims to blend established stars with emerging talents capable of adapting to the high-intensity system that has defined Liverpool’s recent success.
The potential arrivals of Olise and Semenyo could signal the start of a new attacking era at Anfield, one designed to ensure the club remains competitive even if Salah decides to move on in the near future.
While formal negotiations are yet to begin, Liverpool’s interest is concrete, and further developments are expected as the January transfer window approaches.
