Liverpool could find an opportunity to sign Antoine Semenyo and Marc Guéhi from Manchester City if the club faces relegation from the Premier League due to financial violations.
TEAMtalk has reported that Manchester City have been found guilty of breaching 114 Financial Fair Play regulations between 2009 and 2018, but the penalties have not yet been determined, with the club maintaining its innocence and preparing to continue its case in the High Court.
Semenyo and Guéhi have joined Manchester City in January 2026, arriving from AFC Bournemouth and Crystal Palace for approximately £62.5 million and £20 million respectively.
Liverpool were previously interested in the players, as the club was close to signing Guéhi in the summer of 2025, while they monitored Semenyo during his time with AFC Bournemouth.
The source indicated that Liverpool could move for the duo if Manchester City are forced to sell several players due to relegation, especially with the club's previous interest in them and the need to strengthen both defence and attack.
Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola's knowledge of Antoine Semenyo from their time together at AFC Bournemouth could support the club's potential move to sign him.
