Jordan Ayew joins Sheffield United on one-year deal as Ghana forward stays in England

Jordan Ayew has signed for Sheffield United on a one-year contract, allowing the 34-year-old Ghana forward to continue his career in England after leaving Leicester City.

The move was reported by Footy-Africa and has now been formally completed after the final administrative details were settled. Ayew is therefore available to join the squad led by manager Chris Wilder immediately.

The agreement keeps the experienced attacker in the English game, with Sheffield United competing in the Championship. Ayew spent last season with Leicester City and brings considerable top-level experience to a side hoping to benefit from his knowledge and attacking ability.

Ayew’s career has also included a spell at Crystal Palace, and he remains an established member of the Ghana national team. His latest club move follows a summer in which he featured at the World Cup, playing in all four of Ghana’s matches as the Black Stars reached the last 16.

According to exclusive information reported by Africafoot, Ayew had attracted interest from AEL Limassol in recent weeks. However, Sheffield United have secured his services as he prepares for another challenge in English football.

His current market value is estimated at €1m by Transfermarkt. At 34, Ayew will now look to use his experience and attacking effectiveness to strengthen Wilder’s team during the Championship campaign.

Sheffield United are due to face Blackburn in their sixth league match of the season in the English Championship. Ahead of that fixture, betting company 1xbet lists Blackburn as 2.95 to win, with a draw priced at 3.40 and a Sheffield United victory at 2.28. The source material also includes a reference to downloading 1xbet.