Andre Ayew determined to impress at NAC Breda

Former Black Stars captain Andre Ayew has vowed to demonstrate his enduring quality in the Dutch Eredivisie, emphasising that his celebrated past means nothing in his new challenge with NAC Breda.The 36-year-old Ghanaian international, who has joined the club until the end of the season with an option for another year, told the club's media that he is ready to meet expectations head-on. "That is why I am here. Every season is a new start, and your past does not count; that is football," Ayew said.Ayew, a veteran of top European leagues with stints at Marseille, Swansea City, and West Ham United, arrives at a club fighting for survival. NAC Breda currently sits 17th in the 18-team league with just 14 points from 19 matches. Despite the high-pressure situation, the former Ghana captain remains unfazed."I know that there are a lot of expectations, but for me, that is what I have been through my whole career, so I am very calm about it," he stated confidently. "Very soon, I will be at my top."Ayew will have the support and guidance of another Ghanaian icon at the club. Matthew Amoah, a former Black Stars striker who is...

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