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Jordan Ayew: I will help Asamoah Gyan succeed
Black Stars striker, Jordan Ayew has played down his lack of goal so far in the tournament, saying he shares in the joy of Asamoah Gyan goals
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Gyan, the all-time topscorer of Ghana is just a goal away from scoring 50 international goals and has already scored 8 goals to make him Ghana's all-time topscorer in the Africa Cup of Nations.
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At age 31 he doesn't possess the sort of energy to run all over the field, but his strike partner Jordan has assured him of incissive balls to make his work a bot easier.
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“My job as a striker is to either score goals or to give an assist, so if I give an assist it’s a good thing for me and the team because we have qualified today and we are happy. We hope to continue like that.
“I’m not worried because I have a legend in front; that’s Asamoah Gyan. So I have to work for him and let him score goals.” he told Graphic Sports.
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