Ghanaian forward Antoine Semenyo stole the limelight at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday as Bournemouth pulled off a dramatic 2-1 comeback victory over Arsenal in the Premier League.

While Dean Huijsen and Evanilson scored the goals to overturn Declan Rice’s early strike for the Gunners, it was Semenyo’s brilliant long throw-in assist for the equaliser that became the talk of the match. Launching a missile-like delivery into the Arsenal box, Semenyo’s technique unsettled the home defence and created the chaos that led to Huijsen’s goal.

The assist, reminiscent of Rory Delap’s famous throw-ins, had Arsenal fans buzzing on social media—many humorously demanding that the Gunners sign Semenyo as the missing link in their “Set Piece FC” arsenal.

Reports from TBR Football suggest that Arsenal have had the 24-year-old on their radar for a while, and his standout performance is likely to intensify their pursuit. However, they’re not alone—top Premier League sides including Liverpool, Manchester United, Tottenham, and Newcastle are also monitoring the Ghana international.

Despite Semenyo’s rising stock, Bournemouth are reportedly open to selling him this summer—but only for a hefty fee exceeding £60 million. That price tag could make Saudi Pro League suitors more likely candidates, unless a Premier League club decides to meet the valuation.

For now, Semenyo continues to cement his place as one of the most exciting and unique talents in the league, with fans and scouts alike watching closely.