The Ghanaian captain, Andre Ayu, will participate in his country’s eleventh major championship and set a record for most international games played, yet he continues to live with his father.
The Ayo’s march as the miracle boy began and included stations in Olympic Marseille, Swansea City, West Ham United and Vinvirkhah, and played his first international match at the age of 15 to set new criteria for the Ghanaian ball.
However, similarities to their father, Abidi Pele, who won the European Cup and was named the finest player in Africa three times, were made with their younger brother Jordan, a current Crystal Palace player. But the two brothers were unfazed by these analogies.
Ayu said in an interview more than ten years ago: It is difficult for people always talking about my father and what he has achieved, they always want to see my father from my success.
I knew this would be waiting for me when I made the decision to pursue a football career.
But now, after a long career of struggle on his part, he wants to add additional successes. In the appearance of a modern television, André said when his father’s topic occurred again: I gained a lot of it if not every source of inspiration from him.
The continent is absolutely part of the Marseille team that won the 1993 European Cup, but it has never participated in the World Cup, while his son André is playing the third participation in Qatar, along with seven participation in the African Nations Cup.
Ayu made his debut for Ghana in an exhibition game against Senegal in London in August 2007 when he came on late. On the day before the World Cup final, Ayu will celebrate his 33rd birthday.
Seven months later he started with “Black Stars” a semi -final match The Nations Cup, and since then it has become a fixed pillar. Its current standing of 107 international games sets a record for his nation.
Ayu, also known as “Didi,” became the beating heart of the Ghanaian team in more than ten years and made significant contributions thanks to his left foot, his strong impact, and his ability to get rid of defenders looking to make his own way while honouring his father’s legacy. He briefly considered representing France, where he was born there while his father played in the Lille team, and participating with its team under 18 years, but the idea did not last long.
Ayo.. “child” is pursued by his father during the World Cup.
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