Ghanaian Players Abroad: Forson, Boakye and Ayew dominate headlines

Ghanaian players abroad had a mixed bag of performances for their respective clubs over the weekend. While some players impressed with their skills, others faced setbacks.

3sports evaluates Ghanaian players overseas performances from the weekend.

Baba Rahman, PAOK

Baba Rahman’s impressive run with Greek outfit PAOK came to an abrupt end as he received a second yellow card, resulting in his first red card in the Greece Super League. This setback may hinder his momentum, but Rahman has been excellent for PAOK, and this minor blip shouldn’t overshadow his overall performance.

Jordan Ayew, Leicester City

Jordan Ayew played a significant role for Leicester City, logging 83 minutes in their 2-1 loss to Aston Villa at Villa Park. Although the outcome wasn’t in their favor, Ayew’s contribution demonstrates his dedication and consistency.

Alexander Djiku, Fenerbahce

In contrast, Alexander Djiku was instrumental in Fenerbahce’s 2-1 victory over Hatayspor, delivering a solid defensive performance. This win showcases Djiku’s reliability and skill, solidifying his position in the team.

Thomas Partey, Arsenal

Thomas Partey continued his impressive form for Arsenal, putting in a stellar performance despite being played out of position. His adaptability and excellence were evident in Arsenal’s 1-1 draw against Brighton, demonstrating Partey’s value to the team.

Forson Amankwah, Norwich City

Forson Amankwah’s weekend was one to remember, as he stepped off the bench to score two crucial goals in stoppage time, securing a comeback win for Norwich City against Coventry City. This breakthrough performance could be the catalyst Amankwah needs to kickstart his campaign.

Augustine Boakye, Saint-Etienne

Augustine Boakye was another Ghanaian player who made headlines, scoring a brace to give Saint-Etienne their first win in five games. This victory propelled the Ligue 1 side out of the relegation zone, and Boakye’s contribution was instrumental in achieving this milestone.

Andre Ayew, Le Havre

Lastly, Andre Ayew marked his return to form with his first goal of the season for Le Havre against his former team, Marseille. Although Le Havre lost 5-1, Ayew’s goal demonstrated his enduring skill and determination.

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