‘Bigger clubs out there’ – Antoine Semenyo can do better than Tottenham, he starts for Arsenal and Liverpool
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That's what he's elite with. He's just box-office.“Even the guys who work with me, like the 'keepers and people who help me with the sessions, they're like, 'Wow, this guy's the real deal'.“He does stand out, he's top.
With that control at full speed, it's sensational.”4Semenyo is just one goal contribution away from double figures after just seven Premier League matchesSemenyo contract clauseSemenyo does have a release clause in his Bournemouth deal, as revealed by talkSPORT's chief football correspondent, Alex Crook.The exact terms of which are being kept under wraps as Andoni Iraola's side want to retain their star man for as long as possible.Isaksson-Hurst admitted his client was unfortunate not to secure a big-money transfer last summer, while his former teammates secured moves to the likes of Real Madrid, PSG and Liverpool.However, the individual skills development coach claimed it's only a matter of time before Semenyo secures his dream move.“He creates goals, he scores goals, he does everything,” Isaksson-Hurst added to Thursday's talkSPORT Breakfast.4“On the training pitch, he really did blow me away. “I think it's come out of the press today, he's got a release clause.
I think it's just a matter of time until he goes to one of the big clubs.”4Semenyo scored twice against Liverpool in this season's Premier League opener - now the Reds are among the top clubs keen on signing himCredit: GettySemenyo starts for every Premier League clubAbonglahor was also effusive in his praise of Semenyo, who has been pivotal to Bournemouth's best-ever start to a Premier League season.The 25-year-old was hailed 'world-class' by teammate Justin Kluivert following his starring role in the 3-1 comeback win over Fulham.Semenyo did twice get his side level against Liverpool on the first night of the season at Anfield - despite suffering racist abuse.He scored the winner from the penalty spot to down Brighton last month, before his free-kick helped bag a point at Leeds.“I look at the league table, and name me a team he doesn't start for on that left-hand side. “He's better than [Man City's Jérémy] Doku.