Antoine Semenyo’s move from Bournemouth to Manchester City, which was formally announced on Friday morning, represents the most spectacular development yet in the career of a player who once quit football altogether.

Antoine Semenyo has added something to Manchester City "that we need", according to assistant coach Pep Lijnders, after the winger scored on his debut in a 10-1 win over Exeter City.

Antoine Semenyo delivered a stunning Manchester City debut by producing a Man of the Match performance in the FA Cup clash against Exeter, capping his first appearance with a goal, an assist and a dominant all-round display.

Rejected by Arsenal, Tottenham, Crystal Palace and Fulham as a teenager, those who helped coach Semenyo to the top tell his

Manchester City have handed Antoine Semenyo Yaya Toure’s old No. 42 shirt after announcing the biggest signing of the J anuary transfer window so far. After weeks of rampant speculation and widespread admiration from most of the Premier League’s elite, the former Bournemouth forward accepted City’s advances.

Black Stars forward Antoine Semenyo scored and provided an assist just 24 hours after completing his £62.5million moveThe Ghanaian became the first City debutant since Sergio Agüero in 2011 to both score and register an assist on his first appearance for the clubFresh from a dramatic 95th-minute winner for Bournemouth against Tottenham,

Liverpool are lining up an exciting alternative for Antoine Semenyo, who could be even better than the former Bournemouth winger. Well, now it's official. The Ghanaian will be heading to Manchester