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Jordan Ayew has completed his loan move from Marseille to Sochaux, Les Lionceaux have confirmed.
Jordan Ayew has completed his loan move from Marseille to Sochaux, Les Lionceaux have confirmed.
According to a statement on the club's website, Ayew has joined until the end of the season.
The Ghana forward, 22, has been seeking a move away from the Stade Velodrome due to a lack of regular playing time.
Ayew, the younger brother of fellow Marseille forward Andre Ayew, made his debut for l'OM in 2009 and has made 111 league appearances, scoring 14 goals.
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