Eight years after his departure from OM, André Ayew will make his return to Ligue 1. The Ghanaian international will join Le Havre.
It’s the return of a player who scored 47 goals in 182 Ligue 1 matches. Eight after his departure from OM, heading to Swansea, André Ayew will make his return to France.
It was Foot Mercato who announced the news of his return to L1 first, without specifying the name of the chosen club. A Ghanaian journalist, Felix Romark, then indicated that it was Le Havre. According to Fabrice Hawkins, from RMC, the eldest of the Ayew brothers will even be at the Stade Océane this evening for the Monaco reception, in order to be presented to the Norman public.
André Ayew, who turns 34 in December, has been free since the end of his contract with Nottingham Forest. He will bring all his experience to the promoted team from Le Havre, which has had a very good start to the season and is currently in 7th place.
