Jordan Ayew signs with Leicester City on two-year deal
Leicester City has confirmed the signing of Jordan Ayew from Crystal Palace, with the experienced forward inking a two-year contract that will keep him at the club until 2026. The deal, announced on Friday, is pending approval from the FA and Premier League, but the Foxes are already celebrating the addition of the 32-year-old Ghanaian international to their ranks.
“Leicester City Football Club are pleased to announce the signing of experienced striker Jordan Ayew from Crystal Palace on a two-year contract, subject to FA and Premier League approval,” the club stated in an official announcement.
Ayew, who will be joining his fellow Ghanaian international Abdul Fatawu Issahaku at the King Power Stadium, expressed his excitement about the move.
“I am very happy to be here, and I am proud,” Ayew said. “I want to thank the club that fought to bring me here. It happened quickly, and I am very happy to be here.”
The 32-year-old forward brings a wealth of Premier League experience to Leicester City, having spent the last several years plying his trade with Crystal Palace.
Known for his versatility and work rate, Ayew has made a name for himself as a reliable forward capable of leading the line or playing in a supporting role.
His move to Leicester is seen as a strategic addition to bolster the club’s attacking options as they seek to strengthen their squad for the challenges ahead.
Leicester City’s fans will be eager to see Ayew in action, as the Ghanaian forward looks to make an immediate impact at his new club.
His reunion with Issahaku is also anticipated to bring a renewed dynamism to the Foxes’ attack, with both players sharing a strong understanding of each other’s game from their time with the Ghanaian national team.
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