Antoine Semenyo
25-Year-Old
AFC Bournemouth
Premier
2025 Fantasy Outlook
Semenyo chalked up another impressive season during 2024/25. The regular starting Ghanaian international was the club's second-highest scorer with 11, up from eight the prior campaign, and he also produced five assists (up from two). His key strengths are physicality, speed, confidence to strike at goal whenever he gets a chance (second in league in shots per game) and consistency in performance. Bigger clubs have been interested over the past year, but as long as he's at Bournemouth, he's a regular for 90 minutes and a threat to score double-digit goals despite playing more on the wing.
Finds the net
Semenyo scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal), one cross (zero accurate) and two chances created in Monday's 4-4 draw against Manchester United. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 43rd minute.
ANALYSIS
Semenyo scored a goal against Bournemouth on Monday following intense pressing, delivering an unstoppable curling shot. The Ghanaian, who had gone seven consecutive matches without a goal contribution, finally found the net, an encouraging sign ahead of the busy schedule and Boxing Day fixtures. The forward, known for his constant movement and versatility across the attacking front, has also registered 12 shots and created nine chances over his last four matches.
Semenyo scored a goal against Bournemouth on Monday following intense pressing, delivering an unstoppable curling shot. The Ghanaian, who had gone seven consecutive matches without a goal contribution, finally found the net, an encouraging sign ahead of the busy schedule and Boxing Day fixtures. The forward, known for his constant movement and versatility across the attacking front, has also registered 12 shots and created nine chances over his last four matches.
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Five shots in draw
Semenyo had five shots (three on goal), one cross (zero accurate) and three chances created in Saturday's 0-0 draw versus Chelsea.
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Three shots in loss
Semenyo had three shots (two on goal) in Tuesday's 1-0 defeat against Everton.
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Makes starting XI
Semenyo (ankle and illness) is in the starting XI for Saturday's clash against Sunderland.
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Likely available Saturday
Semenyo (ankle and illness) is a late call for Saturday's clash against Sunderland, coach Andoni Iraola said in the press conference. "We still have to train today but he has been doing modified training with the team the previous days. If everything goes well today, I think he is going to be available for tomorrow, yes."
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Training Tuesday
Semenyo (illness) took part in training Tuesday, according to James Savundra of Sky Sports.
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Spurs to make record-breaking move?
Tottenham could make a record-breaking move to sign Semenyo during the January transfer window, according to TEAMTalk.
ANALYSIS
The Spurs are in a three-way tie on the race to sign Semenyo, with Manchester City and Liverpool also keen on the Ghanaian winger. That means need to do something drastic to secure the services of the Bournemouth star, and they're willing to smash their transfer record to make that happen.
The Spurs are in a three-way tie on the race to sign Semenyo, with Manchester City and Liverpool also keen on the Ghanaian winger. That means need to do something drastic to secure the services of the Bournemouth star, and they're willing to smash their transfer record to make that happen.