Dede Ayew tells younger brother: Jordan must learn from Pierre-Andre Gignac

The winger admits his brother should learn from the experienced France international if he wants to excel at the professional level

Olympique Marseille winger Andre Ayew has stated that his brother Jordan should learn from experienced striker Pierre-Andre Gignac since he is still young.

Andre believes learning from the France international comes with a great deal of benefits to the striker.

“Jordan sees everything, he has to learn from his senior Pierre-Andre Gignac,” Ayew told Le Phoceen.

“Like it or not Gignac is the first-choice striker and the owner of the striking role so my brother has to fight for success that is football.”

Jordan was a summer transfer target of West Brom and St Etienne but he chose to stay at the Stade Velodrome.

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