Andre Ayew to know extent of foot injury on Thursday

Posted On Thursday, 1st November 2012

Andre Ayew recently recovered from a shoulder injury

By Patrick Akoto

Andre Ayew will discover the extent of the injury he suffered to his left foot during Marseille 2-0 defeat at Paris St-Germain in the Coupe de la Lique.

The 22-year-old picked up the problem in the 20^th minute but played through the pain barrier until he was replaced by brother Jordan in the 66^th minute.

Ayew will undergo medical examination on Thursday where is expected to know the extent of damage to his left foot.

The Black Stars winger recently recovered from a three-month lay off with a problematic shoulder injury.

He has since failed to rediscover the form that made him one of Marseille stand-out players last season and the latest injury will be a source of worry to Ghana trainer Kwesi Appiah, with barely three months for the start of the 2013 African Cup of Nations.

A goal in each from Thiago Silva and Jeremy Menez broke Marseille four-year winning run in the Coupe de la Lique on Wednesday night.

Related Images

READERS COMMENTS

Prophet of doom says:

November 3, 2012 at 12:43 am

Receive healing now

Reply to this Comment

Click Here For All Latest football news.

Live Radio

http://ghanasoccernet.com/new/images/banners/onair.gif

Live TV

RELATED NEWS

LATEST HEADLINES

Hearts pay US$ 30,000 for Otoo contract extension

Hearts of Oak paid US$ 30,000 for the services of sought-after striker Mahatma Otoo, according to reports in the local media.

Malik Akowuah to meet Ashantigold to thrash out future

Midfielder Malik Akowuah is set for showdown talks with Bashir Hayford to decide his Ashantigold future.

Ghanaian hot-shot Banahene rules out return to relegated Turkish side Orduspor

Ghanaian striker Emmanuel Osei Banahene has ruled out a return to relegated Turkish side Orduspor.

‘Friends of Zambia’ supporter group pops up to derail Ghana’s World Cup ambitions

A new Ghanaian supporter group – ‘Friends of Zambia’ have popped up to give massive backing to the Chipolopolo to ditch the Black Stars out of the 2014 World Cup race.