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    Albert Adomah backs Semenyo for bright Black Stars future

    Papa LincBy Papa LincApril 30, 2026No Comments1 Min Read6 Views
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    Former Ghana international Albert Adomah has expressed strong confidence in the future of Antoine Semenyo with the Black Stars, praising the forward’s recent performances and development. 

    Speaking in an interview with 3Sports, Adomah noted that Semenyo has made significant progress in his career and believes the attacker is on course for even greater achievements. He highlighted the player’s current form as a key factor that could benefit Ghana in upcoming international competitions.

    Adomah further suggested that Semenyo has the potential to reach the highest level of club football, mentioning the possibility of a future move to top sides such as Manchester City if his development continues on its current trajectory.

    The former winger urged Semenyo to maintain his consistency and work ethic, stressing that sustained performances will be crucial to his growth. He also expressed hope that the forward can carry his club form into the international stage, particularly as Ghana prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

    Semenyo remains one of Ghana’s key attacking prospects ahead of the tournament.



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