Black Stars forward says his two footed ability makes life difficult for defenders
Ghana and AFC Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo has opened up about his unique playing style, describing it as spontaneous, unpredictable and a gift from God.
Speaking about his strengths, the Black Stars attacker explained that being two footed gives him a significant advantage over defenders who struggle to read his next move.
According to Semenyo, his ability to use both feet effectively makes it extremely difficult for opponents to mark him, as they cannot easily anticipate whether he will shoot, pass or dribble.
“It makes it so difficult for defenders to mark me. It is my God given talent,” he said.
The 25 year old attacker also described his style of play as chaotic to the eye, noting that his unpredictability is what sets him apart on the pitch.
“I feel very chaotic on the eye, just spontaneous and can do anything at any moment,” Semenyo added.
Beyond his technical qualities, the Bournemouth forward emphasised the joy he finds in playing football. He revealed that he always tries to play with a smile, hoping his energy and passion translate into excitement for the fans watching him.
“I will be playing with a smile on my face, and I hope I do for the fans as well,” he said.
Semenyo has grown into a key figure for both club and country, earning praise for his work rate, versatility and fearless approach in attack. His confidence and self belief continue to make him one of Ghana’s most exciting footballers to watch.
As the Black Stars prepare for upcoming international assignments, many fans will be hoping that Semenyo’s chaotic brilliance and joyful style can inspire the national team to success.
