Captain of the Black Stars, Jordan Ayew have refuted comparison between himself and his father and brother in the media space.
Jordan since making it to the Black Stars in September 5, 2010 has spoken candidly about the pressures of carrying one of the most storied surnames in African soccer.
According to him he seeks to chart his own path in the game.
“I don’t compare myself to my dad. And I’ve never said I want to be like Andre or my dad. I’ve always wanted to do my own life and my own career and try to be the best version of myself and make my family proud. I can’t be like my father. I can’t be like Andre, I just want to be a good version of myself,”
Jordan Ayew has earned 120 caps for the Ghana Black Stars and will lead the team to the 2026 FIFA World Cup in USA/Mexico/Canada.