KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI – JULY 03: Antoine Semenyo #11 of Ghana stands for the national anthem before the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 matchManchester City forward Antoine Semenyo has opened up on the love he receives in Ghana after deciding to represent the nation of his parents.Semenyo was born in England to Ghanaian parents and despite the opportunity of representing the Three Lions at senior level, he chose the West African nation.The 26-year-old has already played for the Black Stars major tournaments, including the Africa Cup of Nations and the World Cup.However, he is yet to hit the strides he has for Man City week-in-week-out with the national team.Strength, for sure. Pace. Excitement is another thing,” he told CNN about the part of his heritage that helps him excel.
All the Ghanaian fans are so excited when we play. All the tricks, flicks and goals. Thats what I like to think my traits are.
And love. Love is all I get from Ghana. My mom and dad grew up there, so its a dream come true to say that I represent the nation.
The Man City star is preparing ahead of the new season and will make his first appearance of the campaign in the Community Shield against Arsenal on Sunday, August 16.
