
Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca has provided a fitness update on Ghana international Antoine Semenyo following the club’s recent 3-2 victory over Ipswich Town. The update comes at a time when the forward's health is of significant interest to both his club and the Ghanaian national team. Semenyo, a versatile attacking option, was monitored closely during the high-stakes match as Maresca navigated a challenging fixture list. During the match, Semenyo began on the bench, eventually entering the fray as a second-half substitute. He was introduced in the 77th minute, replacing teammate Jeremy Doku to provide fresh energy in the final stages of the game. His appearance helped Manchester City consolidate their lead and secure the win, though his limited minutes raised questions about his current fitness levels and whether he is carrying any lingering minor injuries. As the season progresses, maintaining a healthy squad remains a priority for Maresca’s technical team. The manager’s assessment of Semenyo’s condition will determine his involvement in the coming weeks as City looks to maintain their momentum. For Ghana, the news is equally important, as the Black Stars rely on Semenyo’s physicality and goal-scoring instincts for their upcoming international assignments. Further evaluations are expected before the team’s next outing.