Andre Ayew honoured for reaching 100 Premier League appearances

Andre Ayew, the captain of the Black Stars, has been honored for attaining a key career milestone as he celebrates 100 Premier League appearances.




After leaving Olympique Marseille, Ayew made his Premier League debut for Swansea City in August 2015 against the mighty Chelsea FC. The diligent attacker has since continued his Premier League odyssey, first playing for West Ham United before leaving England.

Later, Ayew joined Nottingham Forest as a free agent, increasing his outstanding total of Premier League games. He now plays for Nottingham Forest.

Ayew has had a big effect on the field during his Premier League career. 46 games for Swansea City have been made by him, followed by 43 appearances for  West Ham United, and 12 appearances for Nottingham Forest.






In addition to his remarkable Premier League milestone, Ayew recently achieved another significant feat by surpassing Asamoah Gyan as the player with the most appearances for the Ghana national team.




Prior to the World Cup, the Black Stars skipper set a new record, breaking Gyan’s 109 appearances. The 34-year-old forward is now Ghana’s most capped player, having accumulated an outstanding total of 113 appearances and contributed 24 goals to the national team.




Ayew’s exceptional skills, leadership qualities, and unwavering commitment have made him a prominent figure in Ghanaian football which stretches from his success in leading the Ghana U-20 team as captain to winning Africa’s first and only U-20 World Cup trophy.




His contributions to both club and country have garnered widespread recognition and admiration.