Only Erling Haaland has scored more Premier League goals than Antoine Semenyo this season. The buzz surrounding the Bournemouth winger is growing. The only surprise is that it has taken so long. But his route to the top has been an unusual one.

Rejected by a number of professional clubs, it was Crystal Palace's decision that hit Semenyo hardest. Not getting through the door is one thing. Being given a chance, even having his trial extended, only to be told that he was not good enough was a bitter blow.

Semenyo did not go down the academy route, playing for his college at the age of 17 before finally being picked up by Bristol City. The irony is that learning football his way, unencumbered by constant instruction at a formative age, is what has made him.

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Antoine and Jai Semenyo speak about their childhood and brotherhood

As well as valuable qualities such as resilience and determination, it has helped Semenyo develop his own style. Now Premier League clubs prize those traits. "You can...