Andre Ayew completed his switch to West Ham United from Swansea City yesterday in what was a record signing for the cub.
Andre Ayew in action for Swansea
West Ham finally completed the signing of Andre Ayew from Swansea City yesterday for a club record fee of £20.5 million.
The 26-year-old Ghana international was in London yesterday putting pen-to-paper on a four-year deal, and he uploaded a selection of pictures to his official Twitter account showing him signing the contract and modelling his new Claret and Blue strip:
Slaven Bilic has been desperate to land a striker all summer long, after the club’s owners had talked up several moves for so-called marquee players.
West Ham manager Slaven Bilic
While Ayew cannot be classed in the ‘marquee’ category just yet, he will certainly bring an added level of quality and pace to the West Ham forward line.
Andre Ayew scored against the Hammers last term
The Hammers uploaded a video to their official Twitter account that shows the Ghanaian being shown around the club’s new London Stadium:
The former Marseille man seems to be extremely impressed with his new home, and the stadium will surely serve as a major factor in the Hammers ability to attract further top-class talent to East London during the remainder of the transfer window.
Ayew during his time at Swansea City
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