Chelsea-reared player, record appearance holder, versatile winger: 3 Ghana players to watch out for v Nigeria
Published: March 20, 2024This Friday, the famed 'Jollof Derby' reignites as Ghana's Black Stars face off against Nigeria's Super Eagles in a highly anticipated international friendly.
While both teams boast talented squads, all eyes will be on a select few Ghanaian players who have the potential to light up the Stade de Marrakech in Morocco.
Tariq Lamptey
The Chelsea-reared right-back, currently plying his trade for Brighton & Hove Albion in the Premier League, has quickly established himself as a force to be reckoned with. Known for his blistering pace,
Lamptey is a constant threat down the flank. His ability to weave past defenders and deliver inch-perfect crosses is a nightmare for opposing wingers.
Defensively, Lamptey is a tenacious tackler with an impressive reading of the game.
He will be tasked with shutting down Nigeria's attacking threats, but don't be surprised to see him surging forward and creating scoring opportunities for his teammates.
Andre Ayew
Next up is the experienced attacker, Andre Ayew - Ghana's record appearance holder with 119 caps. The 34-year-old Le Havre forward boasts a cabinet overflowing with individual accolades, including trophies in both France and Qatar. Ayew's experience on the international stage is invaluable.
He brings a wealth of leadership to the Black Stars attack, alongside his clinical finishing and intelligent movement.
With his experience of playing in high-pressure situations, Ayew will be a crucial figure for the Black Stars, especially when it comes to converting those vital opportunities.
Jordan Ayew
A versatile winger, Jordan brings a wealth of experience and leadership to the Black Stars attack.
Ayew's intelligent movement and clinical finishing make him a constant threat inside the penalty area. He is also adept at linking up with his teammates and creating chances for others.
The clash between Ghana and Nigeria promises to be a thrilling encounter, with these three Black Stars players undoubtedly playing a pivotal role.
Ejim Kaycee
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