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Ghana striker Jordan Ayew has hailed his elder brother Rahim Ayew for his consistency with Asante Kotoko.
Rahim Ayew who has been with Ghana premier league champions for a year now was industrious in Sunday’s second leg Super clash friendly involving Accra Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko at the Accra stadium.
The elder son of Ghana football legend Abedi Pele had his two younger brothers Dede and Jordan in the stands at the Accra stadium to watch the Super clash.
“He has had a great time since joining Kotoko and this is the first time seeing him play and I’m not shocked because he has always been in good shape,” said Jordan Ayew in an interview with Joy sports
“I’m very happy of his performance.”
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