“Antoine Semenyo Completes £64m Ghanaian Record Move to Man City on Five-and-a-Half-Year Deal”
And then came the goodbye — written as if scripted by fate itself.
In his final appearance for the Cherries, Semenyo delivered a moment that will forever echo around the Vitality Stadium. Stoppage time. A packed home support.
Bournemouth trailing history and momentum. Then Semenyo rose decisive, fearless, inevitable to score the goal that completed a stunning 3–2 comeback.
It was not just a winner; it was redemption. The strike ended an agonising 11-game winless drought and crowned his 26th appearance of the season with perfection.
On what was fittingly his farewell, and a performance worthy of a birthday gift to himself, Semenyo bowed out in style.
A goodbye show soaked in emotion, pride, and gratitude one that will linger long in the memories of the South Coast faithful.
Now, the stage widens. The lights burn brighter. From Bournemouth to Manchester, from promise to power, Antoine Semenyo steps into a new chapter one where history has already begun to follow his name.
