Bournemouth star Antoine Semenyo has brushed off speculation surrounding his future, instead focusing on enjoying his time at the Vitality Stadium. The Ghana international winger has been linked with several clubs following the departures of some of his former team-mates, but he remains committed to Cherries.
Semenyo acknowledged that he wasn't oblivious to the transfer interest, but stressed that he was focused on doing his best for the team and scoring goals. He revealed that he sets targets for himself in a journal at the start of each season, aiming to surpass last year's impressive 11 league goals.
The 25-year-old also opened up about his playing style, stating that while he is naturally right-footed, he uses both feet effectively. Semenyo credited his parents with encouraging him to practice his left and right foot skills from a young age, allowing him to develop this rare ability.
Looking ahead to the weekend's big match against Manchester City on Super Sunday, Semenyo expressed optimism that his team could bring European football to their home stadium. While he acknowledged that the competition is fierce in the Premier League, he praised his teammates' dedication and focus, saying "we stay grounded and do what we do best."
With Bournemouth currently sitting second in the table, only four points behind leaders Arsenal, Semenyo's comments suggest a renewed sense of confidence and purpose. As he looks to continue scoring goals and assists for his team, the Ghana international will be eager to lead Cherries towards a successful season.
Semenyo acknowledged that he wasn't oblivious to the transfer interest, but stressed that he was focused on doing his best for the team and scoring goals. He revealed that he sets targets for himself in a journal at the start of each season, aiming to surpass last year's impressive 11 league goals.
The 25-year-old also opened up about his playing style, stating that while he is naturally right-footed, he uses both feet effectively. Semenyo credited his parents with encouraging him to practice his left and right foot skills from a young age, allowing him to develop this rare ability.
Looking ahead to the weekend's big match against Manchester City on Super Sunday, Semenyo expressed optimism that his team could bring European football to their home stadium. While he acknowledged that the competition is fierce in the Premier League, he praised his teammates' dedication and focus, saying "we stay grounded and do what we do best."
With Bournemouth currently sitting second in the table, only four points behind leaders Arsenal, Semenyo's comments suggest a renewed sense of confidence and purpose. As he looks to continue scoring goals and assists for his team, the Ghana international will be eager to lead Cherries towards a successful season.
! It's awesome that he's not letting transfer rumors get to him and is focusing on helping his team do well instead. And I gotta say, the fact that he sets goals for himself in a journal at the start of each season is like, so inspiring! 
I'm all about setting intentions and working towards them, you know? Plus, it's great to see a player giving credit to their parents for teaching them how to be a skilled player - that's what family is all about 
! And Semenyo's confidence in his teammates is infectious... this match against Manchester City could be super exciting! 
So Antoine Semenyo is playing for Bournemouth and he's really good at scoring goals. I love watching him play on my computer screen. His parents are super cool that they taught him how to kick the ball with his left foot too. It's like a special power or something! 
And now he's saying he's not worried about leaving Bournemouth because he just wants to score more goals and help his team win. Yeah, I think he's got this! 
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anyway, nice guy keeps his cool and sets targets for himself, that's solid. and btw, 11 goals last season? not bad for a winger... let's see if he can hit double digits this time around 
His parents must be super proud of him too, encouraging him from a young age to practice his skills.
he seems like a really down-to-earth guy who just wants to do his best for the team and help them get to european football 
i love how he talks about setting targets for himself and practicing his skills with both feet - it's so inspiring to see someone being proactive and dedicated to their craft 
! Antoine Semenyo seems like an amazing player, and I'm so down with his focus on playing for the team first and foremost 
. And who can blame him for feeling optimistic about beating Manchester City this weekend? 
my little sister used to struggle with her footwork when she was playing soccer and now she's like a pro! semenyo seems like the real deal, though - always keeping it humble and grounded despite being linked with big clubs. i think bournemouth has a great shot at making it into european football this season 
I think Bournemouth is definitely in a good position right now, sitting second in the table 
. If they can keep up their momentum and stay focused as Semenyo said, we might see some exciting football on Super Sunday 
. They're one of the best teams in the league, so I don't think Cherries can afford to take their foot off the gas pedal 
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Semenyo's dedication is defo payin off, he's all about gettin those goals and assists for the team 
. Now they're playing in front of massive crowds at the Vitality Stadium... it's crazy how fast time flies! Semenyo sounds like a cool guy, I love that he sets targets for himself and is focused on doing his best for the team. Reminds me of when I was playing footy with my mates back home 
. And can you believe Manchester City are coming to town? That's gonna be a tough one... but if anyone can do it, Semenyo and Cherries can! 
. I think it's awesome that he sets targets for himself in a journal - that kind of mindset can take you far, especially when it comes to achieving your goals. And the fact that he gives credit to his parents for helping him develop his skills is really sweet 
! Like, it's like they have their own mini heists going on, right? And I'm thinking about how weird that is compared to footballers having transfer drama... Semenyo seems like a cool dude though, all focused on his targets and whatnot. But seriously, has anyone tried making journal entries at the start of every season? That's a fun idea 
. Those clubs that are supposedly interested in him? They're prob'ly in cahoots with the Cherries, tryin' to get a leg up on their rivals. And what's with this whole 'he sets targets for himself' thing? Sounds like a cover story to me 
...I mean, who doesn't set goals for themselves at the start of the season? 
. I mean, they're already four points behind Arsenal, who are basically unstoppable right now 
. Semenyo's optimism is great and all, but let's be real, he's probably just trying to keep the team morale up 
. And honestly, Manchester City on Super Sunday? That's a tough one... I'd put my money on them winning that match 3-0 