Antoine Semenyo arrived at Manchester City after a breakout season at Bournemouth, netting ten Premier League goals and scoring twice in early cup ties. His two‑footed ability caught Pep Guardiola’s eye, and FPL managers suddenly face a dilemma: keep a high‑scoring asset or risk losing minutes in a star‑studded squad.

FPL analyst Prasun Singhal points to Semenyo’s ten‑goal tally, ranking him second in points among all players, and argues that City’s attacking firepower could boost his output further. Statman Dave adds that the Ghanaian feels at ease in the City system and might outshine Phil Foden by season’s end.

Conversely, Singhal warns that City’s deep roster eliminates guaranteed 90‑minute minutes, limits set‑piece chances and removes penalty duties, making a transfer sensible before the GW23 clash with Wolves. Chris Sutton notes rumors of Semenyo sitting out the United derby, while FPL rules force managers to drop one of four City players if they reach that limit.