André Morgan Rami Ayew

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League: EredivisieTeam: NAC BredaNationality: Ghana
Positions:STAge: ~36

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Confidence: 65%
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Overview

MobilityControlDistributionThreatDefenseDuelsPotential
Overall x̄(w) = 68 / 100·Confidence 65%

Weighted average of attribute scores for this role, position-adjusted. Standout attributes count more than weaknesses.

Attributes (grouped)

Mobility

Acceleration58

Explosiveness has faded well past his athletic peak at age 36. (conf 0.65)

Top speed55

No longer a burner, relies on positioning rather than raw pace now. (conf 0.6)

Agility62

Still turns and changes direction adequately in tight areas. (conf 0.6)

Stamina55

Veteran legs limit his ability to sustain a full 90 minutes of pressing. (conf 0.55)

Control

First touch76

Reliable, well-schooled touch built over a long top-flight career. (conf 0.75)

Dribbling65

Can still beat a man in the box but dribbles selectively at this stage. (conf 0.65)

Ball shielding78

Strong frame lets him hold up play and buy time for teammates. (conf 0.7)

Ball striking74

Historically a clean, powerful striker of the ball from range and inside the box. (conf 0.7)

Distribution

Short passing70

Combines effectively in tight link-up play with fellow forwards. (conf 0.65)

Long passing55

Not a primary distributor, uses simple long balls sparingly. (conf 0.5)

Crossing58

Capable of delivery from wide areas from his winger years but not a specialist. (conf 0.55)

Vision68

Reads combinations well after years playing across the front line. (conf 0.6)

Chance threat

Finishing78

Proven, prolific goalscorer across France, England and Qatar for over a decade. (conf 0.75)

Shot selection74

Experienced striker who generally picks smart moments to shoot. (conf 0.7)

Off-ball movement73

Still finds pockets in the box using experience and anticipation. (conf 0.65)

Set-piece shot65

Occasional free-kick and penalty taker without being an elite dead-ball specialist. (conf 0.55)

Duels

Aerial68

Decent in the air for a forward, wins a fair share of duels centrally. (conf 0.6)

Ground duels68

Uses strength and experience to hold off defenders in duels. (conf 0.6)

Defense

Pressing intensity50

Pressing output has declined with age at Eredivisie level. (conf 0.55)

Defensive disruption45

Minimal defensive contribution expected from a veteran striker. (conf 0.5)

Defensive positioning45

Not asked to track back extensively in an attacking role. (conf 0.45)

Mental

Composure80

Calm finisher who has handled pressure moments across major leagues and AFCON finals. (conf 0.75)

Decision making75

Career-long football intelligence guides his choices in the final third. (conf 0.7)

Work rate62

Still puts in shifts but at a reduced intensity befitting his age. (conf 0.55)

Resilience

Injury reliability55

Generally available over his career though niggles increase with age. (conf 0.5)

Outlook

Potential30

At 36, his trajectory is firmly in decline with little upside left. (conf 0.6)

Reputation78

Well-known Ghana captain and veteran of Marseille, West Ham and Swansea. (conf 0.75)

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Scouting Report & Player Insights

André Ayew is a veteran Ghanaian forward now playing out his career at NAC Breda in the Eredivisie after a long top-flight journey through Marseille, West Ham, Swansea and Al Sadd. A physically strong, intelligent striker, he relies on positioning, hold-up play and composed finishing rather than the explosive pace of his younger years. He remains a respected leader and long-time captain of the Black Stars, bringing experience and goal-scoring know-how to a lower-profile league role.

Long-serving captain of the Ghana national team across multiple AFCON tournaments.

Spent years in the Premier League with West Ham and Swansea City.

Son of Ghanaian football legend Abedi Pele.

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