Manchester City sent a thunderous message to their rivals this weekend, dismantling Liverpool 4-0 in the FA Cup quarter-finals. The star-studded performance was a showcase of their relentless ambition, with new signing Antoine Semenyo right at the heart of it, contributing a goal and an assist in the rout.

For Semenyo, the £64 million January arrival from Bournemouth, the victory was another statement in a blistering start to his City career. Having already claimed a Premier League Player of the Month award, the Ghanaian forward is proving to be a seamless fit in Pep Guardiola's formidable system.

But as City fans celebrate a return to Wembley for the FA Cup semi-final, Semenyo insists the team's eyes are on a much bigger prize. Speaking after the match, he made it clear that the recent Carabao Cup triumph over Arsenal was merely a stepping stone, not the final destination.

"City have aspirations to win every trophy," Semenyo stated. "I'm grateful for the start, but let's see how it goes. Winning one trophy is great, but there is so much more aspiration. There's more to come from this team."

His words are a stark warning to the likes of Arsenal and others in the title race. With the Premier League, FA Cup, and Champions League all in play, City is hunting a historic treble. Semenyo's immediate impact and the squad's collective hunger suggest this team is just hitting its stride as the season reaches its most critical phase.