Ghana coach urges his player Antoine Semenyo to seek a new opportunity outside of Bournemouth! | OneFootball

The national team coach believes the Bournemouth star deserves a better experience.

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Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo continues to attract interest from Premier League elites, a testament to his consistent displays over multiple seasons. Ghana's national team manager, Otto Addo, has publicly advised the player that taking the next step in his club career is essential for his growth.

"He has been outstanding at Bournemouth, but the next step is obvious for him. Whether it's this winter or summer, it doesn't matter. We expect him to show the world what he's truly capable of," Addo stated in an interview.

Reports indicate a £65 million release clause in Semenyo's contract is valid for a limited period this January, with the figure reportedly set to fall to £50 million in the summer. However, the player himself appears settled, having signed a new long-term deal until 2030 last summer and expressing contentment with the club. His form remains strong this season, with six goals and three assists recorded in his first thirteen league appearances.