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“Very hard to withstand him”- £50m Premier League Star Antoine Semeyo names SHOCK Nottingham Forest Player as his TOUGHEST Opponent ever
Nottingham Forest are enjoying a strong run in the Premier League this season, with several players standing out as key performers.
On Saturday, Forest secured a historic win over Manchester City, their first since returning to the Premier League in 2022. Callum Hudson-Odoi received praise from Michael Owen for his match-winning goal.
But Hudson-Odoi wasn’t the only standout player. Ola Aina impressed Robbie Earle, while goalkeeper Matz Sels kept his 12th clean sheet of the season, keeping him in the hunt for the Golden Glove award.
With 10 matches remaining in the 2024/25 season, Forest sit in third place, and the prospect of qualifying for the Champions League is now a very real possibility, making it an exciting time for the club.
Antoine Semenyo Names Nottingham Forest Star as His Toughest Opponent
Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo is in excellent form, helping the Cherries push for a Champions League spot alongside Forest.
Recently, Semenyo has been answering quickfire questions about his season, teammates, and the toughest opponents he’s faced.
Speaking to B/R Football, Semenyo singled out Virgil van Dijk and Destiny Udogie as the players he’s struggled against the most this season, but he also included Forest’s Ola Aina in the mix, having faced him twice during the 2024/25 campaign.
The 25-year-old has made 31 appearances for Bournemouth this season, scoring nine goals and providing five assists, playing a vital role in Andoni Iraola’s impressive team as they aim for European football.
Ola Aina’s 2024/25 Campaign and Contract Situation
Nottingham Forest are working hard to secure a new contract for Ola Aina, and things appear to be progressing smoothly, with both the club and the player taking a relaxed approach to the situation.
The club will be keen to avoid losing Aina for free, especially given his excellent form, which is likely to attract interest from other clubs.
This season, Aina has shifted to right-back after the rise of Neco Williams on the left, but that hasn’t affected his level of performance.
At 28, Aina continues to maintain his high standards, and Forest will hope he stays at the club for years to come.
