By Ishmeal 
Ghana forward Antoine Semenyo is expected to miss the Black Stars’ upcoming double-header against Somalia after suffering a knee injury that could keep him out of action for around eight weeks.
The injury is a setback for Ghana as the national team prepares for its upcoming international fixtures. Semenyo’s absence would also leave the Black Stars without one of their key attacking options for the two matches.
Semenyo Faces Eight Weeks on the Sidelines
According to reports by 3Sports, Semenyo is expected to spend approximately eight weeks recovering from the knee injury.
The length of his recovery means he is unlikely to be available for Ghana’s two matches against Somalia. His return will depend on his progress during rehabilitation and further medical assessments.
The injury also presents a challenge for his club side, Manchester City, which will have to manage its fixtures without the Ghanaian forward during his recovery period.
A Blow to Ghana’s Attack
Semenyo has become an important attacking option for Ghana, thanks to his pace, strength and ability to create scoring opportunities.
His expected absence could force the Black Stars’ technical team to consider other attacking options ahead of the Somalia fixtures.
Ghana will need its available forwards to step up as the team prepares for the two encounters. The coaching staff will also have to monitor Semenyo’s recovery closely as they look ahead to future international assignments.
Ghana Turns Attention to Somalia
The upcoming double-header against Somalia will be an important test for the Black Stars as they continue their qualifying campaign.
With Semenyo expected to miss both matches, Ghana’s preparations may require adjustments to the attacking lineup. The team will hope to manage his absence while maintaining its competitive edge.
For now, the priority will be Semenyo’s recovery, with supporters hoping he returns to action fully fit after the reported eight-week spell on the sidelines.
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