AFC Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo has dismissed growing transfer rumours linking him with Liverpool and Manchester United, stressing his full commitment to the club.
The Ghanaian attacker was one of Bournemouth’s standout performers last season, drawing interest from several top Premier League sides.
Despite the attention, Semenyo signed a long-term contract that keeps him at the Vitality Stadium until 2030. The deal reportedly includes a release clause, with the 25-year-old valued at around £75 million.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Semenyo acknowledged the ongoing speculation but said he remains focused on his football.
“I don’t think about it too much,” he said. “I try to stay present as much as I can. You see the news all the time—I see it as well, I’m not oblivious—but I try to keep focused.
“I’m enjoying my football here. If I’m not scoring goals, all of that goes away. I try to stay present, do the best I can for the team, score goals, and whatever happens in the future happens.”
Semenyo explained that he was convinced to stay after being encouraged by the club’s vision and summer recruitment.
“When they all left in the summer, there was a lot of interest and back and forth with the club. But I knew in my head that the manager’s got something up his sleeve this year.
“How we finished off the season last year was so good, and we could continue—especially with the players we’ve brought in as well.
“I wasn’t too sure at the start, but we’ve kicked on like a house on fire. I’m glad I committed to staying here because I’m enjoying every moment,” he added.
Semenyo has been in excellent form this season, scoring six goals and providing three assists in just 10 Premier League matches.