Ghana is without a doubt, one of the top footballing nations in Africa. Famed for supporting youth soccer structures, the country has produced immense talents over the years. Players have emerged from the West African nation to play in famous leagues around the world. We can name so many top Ghanaian players plying their trade in Europe and other continents, but we look at 2020’s top 5 performers in this article.
#1. Andre ‘Dede’ Ayew
Despite his side dropping down to the Championship in the English second tier, the prolific Dede has continued to shine. He is proving his worth at Swansea with his consistent displays in the white jersey. You can follow and bet on the English Championship from your mobile with the Betway app, the most convenient way to bet on the go.
He was quite influential last term when he secured his side an unlikely playoff place with 23 goals. Unfortunately, the Swans fell to Brentford in the semifinals, meaning they would play in the Championship for another season. He is already on ten goals midway through the season, and there are rumours a host of top clubs in Europe are lining up for his signature.
#2. Tariq Lamptey
2020 was a breakthrough year for the baby-faced Anglo-Ghanaian Tariq Lamptey. His performances for Brighton & Hove Albion have not gone unnoticed, with most pundits questioning Chelsea’s decision to release the wonderkid.
Despite playing for a lowly EPL side, he is arguably one of the league’s best right backs. Spanish giants Atletico Madrid have been monitoring Lamptey, and we’ll see how it goes during the next transfer window.
#3. Jordan Ayew
The younger Ayew has been one of Crystal Palace’s most important player. His goal return of 9 goals for the season was his best despite being used from the bench towards the end of 2020. He also became the highest-scoring Ghanaian player in the English Premier League with his goal against Bournemouth in June, overtaking Tony Yeboah. You can bet on him scoring when Palace take to the field next with Betway.
#4. Mohammed Kudus
The young Kudus endured an injury-plagued end to the year 2020, but his form across the year was a success. His 11 goals for FC Nordsjaelland in Denmark saw him secure a dream move to Dutch Champions Ajax Amsterdam. Expected to fill in the shoes left by Donny Van de Beek, Kudus did so with aplomb. He scored one goal and assisted three times in his first three outings. There is certainly more to come from the Ghanaian prodigy.
#5. Bernard Mensah
Once considered Ghana’s brightest prospect, Bernard Mensah is not where he ought to be. He did not make it at Atletico Madrid, but he found his best form at Kayserispor in the Turkish Super League. His performances in 2020 saw him return to the Black Stars squad. He played a part in 13 goals for the Turkish side last season, and he looks to have picked from where he left, scoring twice and assisting once this season.
Conclusion
All the above are active players whom fans from Ghana and Africa at large will be following keenly throughout the 2020/21 season. Betway offers markets for all football leagues across the globe.
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