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Black Stars midfielder Andre Dede Ayew has exclusively told JOY Sports he is making quick progress after sustaining a shoulder injury at the 2012 Nations Cup.
Andre Ayew missed the Black Stars two world cup qualifiers against Zambia and Lesotho due to a shoulder injury.
“I’m much better, I have been in the gym training”.
“My physical trainer from Marseille is here so I’m training so hard with him and will be back soon”.
The Olympique Marseille Star is celebrating his latest achievement after being named Ghanaian footballer of the year 2011 at last Saturday’s MTN SWAG Awards
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