Manchester City forward Antoine Semenyo has returned to full fitness ahead of a high-profile fixture against Liverpool, just days after withdrawing from the Ghana national team. The 26-year-old’s availability for his club side has sparked intense debate among Ghanaian football fans regarding the player's commitment to the Black Stars during a critical period for the national team. Semenyo was notably absent from the Black Stars' recent squad for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers against C$te d'Ivoire and The Gambia. The forward cited a swollen leg that required immediate medical treatment as the reason for his inability to represent Ghana. His absence was felt by the national team, which is currently navigating a competitive qualification phase for the continental tournament. The timing of his recovery has led to a divided reaction within the Ghanaian sporting community. While some supporters express relief at seeing a key Ghanaian international back in action at the highest level of English football, others have questioned the nature of the injury and why he could not feature for the national team. This incident highlights the recurring tension between club responsibilities and international duties that often faces African players competing in major European leagues. As Manchester City prepares for the upcoming match against Liverpool, the focus remains on Semenyo's performance and his future relationship with the national team setup. The technical team of the Black Stars will likely monitor his progress closely ahead of future international windows to ensure he remains an integral part of the squad’s plans.