Premier League clubs Liverpool and Newcastle United are both reportedly interested in signing Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke. The 28-year-old forward has been in strong form for the Cherries, attracting attention from several top-flight sides.
According to widespread reports from sources including Sky Sports and BBC Sport, Solanke's performances have made him a potential target for the summer 2026 transfer window. His current contract with Bournemouth is understood to have several years remaining, suggesting any move would require a significant transfer fee.
Liverpool's interest is linked to their search for attacking reinforcements, while Newcastle's pursuit is part of their ongoing squad rebuilding under manager Eddie Howe. Howe previously managed Solanke at Bournemouth. No formal bids have been reported, and Bournemouth are likely to resist selling a key player.
The situation is expected to develop as the end of the season approaches, with both clubs assessing their options. Solanke's future will depend on Bournemouth's valuation and the player's own ambitions for the next stage of his career.
