Jordan Ayew may be Africa’s MVP this season
Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2020 5:17 am
The Ghanaian hasn’t always enjoyed success since moving to the Premier League, but he’s finally answering his critics
There must have been moments, since Jordan Ayew left FC Lorient for Aston Villa in 2015, when he regretted moving to the Premier League.
He was relegated with both Aston Villa and Swansea City, and there were groans from Crystal Palace fans when he was recruited on loan in 2018—let alone when he was signed for £2.5 million a year later.
The 2018-19 season was the only season in which Jordan spent a full season with one club in the Premier League and didn’t endure relegation at the campaign’s conclusion.
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There must have been moments, since Jordan Ayew left FC Lorient for Aston Villa in 2015, when he regretted moving to the Premier League.
He was relegated with both Aston Villa and Swansea City, and there were groans from Crystal Palace fans when he was recruited on loan in 2018—let alone when he was signed for £2.5 million a year later.
The 2018-19 season was the only season in which Jordan spent a full season with one club in the Premier League and didn’t endure relegation at the campaign’s conclusion.
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