Fulham FC manager Marco Silva is wary of the threat of Ghana’s Antoine Semenyo but believes that the threat of AFC Bournemouth goes beyond the Black Stars forward.
Semenyo scored against Fulham last season and has been in great form to start the 2025-2026 season as he has four goals and two assists in six games in the league.
The former Bristol City player has been in brilliant form despite his struggles with Ghana’s Black Stars and ahead of Bournemouth’s clash against Fulham on Friday, October 3 at 19:00 GMT at the Vitality Stadium, Silva is wary of the Cherries frontline and not just Semenyo.
“When I say physical side, not talking about the size of the team, [but] physical the way they approach, physical the way they challenge every single moment of the game.”
“It’s not just him-Semenyo- If you look at the solutions they have in the frontline, it’s not just him. Of course, he’s in a good moment. Last season was very good for him as well.”
“I think they are much more than just Semenyo. We have to be aware of them as a team, and not just one player” Silva said.
