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Ghana forward Jordan Ayew has disclosed that he has been playing out of position for both his club and the national team for some time now.
The 32-year-old, who has been tasked with leading the Black Stars’ attack, has impressively scored four goals in two World Cup qualifiers. Notably, Ayew recorded a hat trick on his 100th cap for Ghana against Central African Republican marking his second hat trick for the national team.
In a post-match interview, Ayew opened up about his positional challenges: “I’ve been playing out of position for quite some time in the national team and also at the club level. But I have always done my duty, put my country first, and never complained because I always give my all.”
He further elaborated on his preferred position: “It’s difficult. It’s not something that I like to talk about, but obviously, my favorite position right from the academy, in France, and in the national team has always been as a number 9.”
Despite the challenges, Ayew emphasized his adaptability: “I understand because I have qualities that allow me to play in the pockets of spaces, and I don’t complain.”
Ayew’s commitment and versatility have been crucial for both club and country, showcasing his dedication and professionalism in every match.
source: Ghana Soccernet
