Antoine Semenyo, the Ghana forward for AFC Bournemouth, has named Michael Essien as the greatest Ghanaian player in Premier League history. Semenyo has also had a commendable season, achieving his 50th appearance and scoring seven goals in the Premier League and two in the FA Cup.
Antoine Semenyo, a Ghanaian forward currently excelling in the English Premier League with AFC Bournemouth, has identified Michael Essien as the greatest Ghanaian player in the league’s history. Semenyo is experiencing a remarkable season, positioning himself alongside notable past Ghanaian players such as Sulley Muntari, Tony Yeboah, and the late Christian Atsu.
In a recent interview with BR Football, Semenyo expressed his admiration for Essien, a two-time Premier League champion, hailing him as the epitome of Ghanaian footballers in England. Essien enjoyed a prestigious nine-year tenure at Chelsea, where he garnered numerous accolades, including the UEFA Champions League and the FA Cup, solidifying his status as a club legend.
As of now, Semenyo has achieved a significant milestone by making his 50th appearance for AFC Bournemouth. He is only the second Ghanaian to attain back-to-back double figures in goals and assists in the Premier League. This season alone, the 25-year-old has scored seven goals in the Premier League and two in the FA Cup, contributing greatly to Bournemouth’s journey to the quarter-finals of the storied tournament.
In conclusion, Antoine Semenyo has named Michael Essien as the greatest Ghanaian player in Premier League history while himself establishing a notable season with AFC Bournemouth. Semenyo’s achievements, including significant goal contributions and records, suggest he may soon join the ranks of Ghana’s elite footballers in England. Essien’s storied career at Chelsea remains a benchmark for future talents.
Original Source: www.ghanaweb.com
