Antoine Semenyo’s stock continues to rise in the Premier League, with former Fulham and Tottenham midfielder Danny Murphy adding his voice to the chorus of praise for the Ghanaian forward.

Semenyo scored the only goal in Bournemouth’s 1-0 triumph over Fulham at the Vitality Stadium on Monday night, ending the Cherries’ six-match winless run in style. The 24-year-old’s composed finish sealed his eighth Premier League goal of the season, his first since finding the net against Nottingham Forest back in January.

Murphy, impressed by Semenyo’s relentless drive and impact this season, described him as “terrific” and a key figure in Bournemouth’s campaign.
“Semenyo is having a terrific season with Bournemouth, and he has been good for Bournemouth,” Murphy said.

The former Bristol City star has not only stepped up when it matters most but also drawn attention from English giants. Both Liverpool and Arsenal are said to be keeping tabs on the forward, though no official offers have been submitted.

Semenyo’s goal also saw him match Michael Essien’s record for the most Premier League goals by a Ghanaian midfielder, adding yet another feather to his cap.

As Bournemouth gear up to face Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Saturday, all eyes will once again be on Semenyo, who continues to shine as one of the league’s standout talents this season.