Ghana international Antoine Semenyo has been nominated for AFC Bournemouth Supporters' Player of the Season.
The forward enjoyed his first full season with the club this season having only joined them in January 2023 from Bristol City.
Injuries played a role in his first season at the last but the Black Stars striker has earned plaudits for his performances this season.
Semenyo has proven to be an important part of Andoni Iraola's side this season contributing 10 goals across all competitions. He has scored eight with all coming in the Premier League while also setting up two others.
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The Ghanaian has featured in 34 games for the Cherries while starting 23 of 31 league appearances.
Semenyo is challenging for the award alongside top scorer Dominic Solanke, Justin Kluivert, Marcus Tavernier and 15 others.
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