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Stuttgart manager Christian Gross has confirmed his interest in Ghana international midfielder, Andre Ayew.Ayew was loaned out to Arles-Avignon last season by Marseille and helped the club gain promotion to Ligue 1.Interests in the Ghanaian has been increasing after a string of eye-catching displays for for the Black Stars at the World Cup.Now Didier Deschamps, coach of Marseille says the 20-year-old will play more regularly during the forthcoming campaign with interests coming from Italy as well as Germany."He [Ayew] is one of those players that had a great run at the recent World Cup," Gross told Stuttgarter Nachrichten."I could well imagine him being a player that would do well for VfB (Stuttgart)."Source: Ghanafa.org
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