New Al Sadd forward Andre Morgan Rami Ayew has vowed to reward the faith shown in him by the Qatari giants.
Black Stars captain, Andre Ayew on Thursday night was unveiled by the Qatari giants after joining on a two-year deal.
Ayew is following in the footsteps of his father, Abedi Ayew Pele, who played for the Asian club before moving to Europe.
Abedi Pele joined Al Sadd from Real Tamale United after helping Ghana to win the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in 1982.
The three-time African Footballer of the Year spent just a year with the club before crossing over to Europe to join Swiss side FC Zurich.
Thirty-nine (39) years later and his son, Andre, has also sealed a move to Al Sadd, although in the twilights of his career.
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Taking to Twitter Ayew said he is honoured to have joined the Asian side, vowing to make the fans proud.
"Proud moment for me and my dad to be able to represent the club that started his career outside Ghana. it's an honor to wear the Al Sadd I will give my all to make our fans proud Inshallah let’s get started!" he wrote
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Andre Ayew is reportedly set to earn around $220,000 a month following his move to Al Sadd as a free agent – an amount that is tax-free.
Al Sadd are the current champions of the Qatari Stars League, having won the title in the just ended 2020-21 season.
Meanwhile, the Ghanaian will be working with Barcelona and Spain legend Xavi Hernandez, who currently manages Al Sadd.
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