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Ghanaian international Andre Dede Ayew says he wants to develop himself more at Olympique Marseille before thinking of joining another club in Europe ahead of the start of next season.
The 19-year-old son of Ghanaian legend Abedi Pele is returning to Marseille after a season’s loan stint with Lorient.
Dede Ayew, who is also Captain of the Black Satellites, said he was looking forward to justifying more playing time with Marseille who now have a new coach, Didier Dechamps.
The attacking midfielder told Joy Sports that the experience at Lorient has made him a better player.
“This year was a good year for me… having more playing time,” he said.
Ayew is full of hope for the future adding “I am very young. I think I have to take my time.”
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