Time for the next step. Ghana national team coach urges Semenyo to leave Bournemouth
Antoine Semenyo has been a key figure for Bournemouth for several years now, and his performances have drawn the attention of some of England's top clubs. Against this backdrop, Ghana head coach Otto Addo is urging the player not to delay a move, believing it could be crucial for his continued development.
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 told The Athletic.
According to English media reports, Semenyo's contract includes a £65 million release clause, but it's only active until a certain date in the January transfer window. In the summer, the fee is expected to drop to £50 million.
Despite all the speculation, the forward signed a new deal with Bournemouth last summer, keeping him at the club until 2030, and has emphasized how happy he feels there. At the start of this campaign, he has already notched up 6 goals and 3 assists in 13 Premier League matches.
Jan Novak
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