Antoine Semenyo is being considered as a potential backup option for Al Nassr in case their attempt to sign Mohammed Kudus does not succeed. Al Nassr, under the management of Cristiano Ronaldo and Stefano Pioli, is eager to make a significant impact in the market by acquiring Mohammed Kudus, who has been having a challenging season at West Ham United. The club, however, encounters a hurdle with the release clause, which is set at £85 million and applies only to European clubs, necessitating a higher offer from Al Nassr. As a result, they are evaluating other options, including Antoine Semenyo from Bournemouth and Kaoru Mitoma from Brighton, to bolster their team if the transfer of Kudus does not come to fruition.