Fulham manager Marco Silva has acknowledged the danger posed by Antoine Semenyo, as his side prepares to face AFC Bournemouth tonight in a Premier League clash at the Vitality Stadium.

The 24-year-old Ghanaian forward has been in red-hot form, registering four goals and two assists this season — a key figure in Bournemouth’s attacking resurgence.

 Silva: “It’s Not Just Semenyo”

While praising Semenyo’s impact, Silva emphasized the need to prepare for Bournemouth’s collective threat:

“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… We have to be aware of them as a team, and not just one player.”

Silva also highlighted Bournemouth’s physical approach, noting their intensity in challenges and transitions:

“Physical the way they approach, physical the way they challenge every single moment of the game.”

The Ghanaian international has had an explosive start to the 2025/26 English Premier League season as he reaches six goal involvements in six league games so far, scoring four times and registering two assists to his name.

Semenyo’s form continues to boost his profile ahead of Ghana’s upcoming World Cup qualifiers, Black Stars coach Otto Addo likely keeping a close eye on his performance tonight.