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    Exclusive: Bournemouth complete signing of Antoine Semenyo

    Clinton EletoBy Clinton EletoJanuary 26, 2023Updated:January 26, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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    English Premier League side Bournemouth have completed the signing of Bristol City and Ghana forward Antoine Semenyo, Sahara Football can confirm.



    The talented forward joins the Premier League side after signing a four and half year deal.

    Bournemouth had their previous two bids for the player rejected, but Sahara Football understands their third bid has been accepted by Bristol City.



    The player underwent his mandatory medicals on Thursday evening and has signed a contract with the club. Bournemouth will officially announce the signing in the coming days.

    Crystal Palace were very interested in signing the player but couldn’t reach an agreement with Bristol City in the last minutes of negotiations.



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