Ghana's success hinges on Antoine Semenyo at the World Cup
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Last updated Jun 2, 2026
Ghana's hopes in the 2026 World Cup will significantly depend on the performance of Antoine Semenyo, according to former striker Asamoah Gyan. After a successful season at Manchester City, Semenyo is expected to be a key player. Ghana's build-up to the tournament has been troubled, with a new coach, Carlos Queiroz, taking over after the team lost all its friendlies since qualifying. They will face England, Panama, and Croatia in Group L.
- •Semenyo joined Manchester City in January, scoring 17 league goals this season.
- •Ghana has not won any friendlies since World Cup qualification.
- •Carlos Queiroz appointed as head coach after Otto Addo's departure.
"It has been a successful and at times dramatic season for Antoine Semenyo. That will not let up this summer either with the Manchester City forward expected to be a key player Ghana at the World Cup.
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