A total makeover for Jordan Ayew this season in the Premier League. Arriving at Crystal Palace in 2019, the Ghanaian international became the club’s offensive asset in record time. And the statistics speak for themselves.

For the past few days, Ayew has been in the news. His rebound goal against Bournemouth allows him to become the top Ghanaian striker in Premier League history with 25 goals over the legend Anthony Yeboah by one. His performances are closely followed by his coach Charles Akonnor who did not hesitate to praise him.

“I feel good and it’s good for us as a football nation and it is gradually growing to become a big name in the Premier League and we are all happy,” he told Starr Sports.

“Personally, I have some resemblance to him, the way he grows up, being a very young man and the way he is now becoming a great player and someone who is still leading the attack, I think that it is a good thing,”

“I will encourage him to continue with his beautiful form, it is a good thing and it will always help us, “he concluded.

As a reminder, Jordan Ayew has 9 goals to his credit this season. Which makes him the Eagles top scorer.