Andre Ayew, the Ghanaian forward for Le Havre, has acknowledged the difficult period the club is going through after suffering a heavy 3-0 defeat to Strasbourg over the weekend. With this loss, Le Havre now finds itself in 17th place on the Ligue 1 table with just 12 points. The team’s recent struggles have not only been reflected on the field but also in the stands, where fans expressed their frustration with boos directed at the players during the match. Speaking to the club’s media, Ayew acknowledged the challenge, saying, “It’s not easy to be at home and hear the fans not happy with us, but I understand their frustration. We give our best, and so do they. We’re all in this together, but we need to give them the wins they expect. It’s a tough moment, but we’re committed to making them proud.”
Ayew’s comments highlight the bond between the team and its supporters, emphasizing that the players are aware of the pressure and are doing their best to turn around the club’s fortunes. “The fans are still with us,” he said, “but in tough times, we need them even more. We’re going to do everything possible to make sure Le Havre remains in Ligue 1 by the end of the season.” The upcoming matches, starting with a French Cup clash against Stade Briochin and then facing Olympique Marseille, are crucial for the team’s survival in the top tier of French football. Ayew called on the fans to continue their support by showing up in large numbers, noting that their presence can lift the team’s spirits and help in achieving positive results.
Looking ahead, Ayew remains hopeful that Le Havre can turn their season around. The experienced forward, who returned to Le Havre after a brief stint with USM Alger and a loan to Saudi Arabian club Najran SC, emphasized his readiness to handle the pressure. “When you play for a club like Le Havre, the expectations are high,” he said. “I’m prepared to give my best every day, and the fans should know that. We need their support now more than ever. Together, we can turn this around and make sure we stay in Ligue 1. It’s about fighting for every point and showing determination on the pitch.” As the team faces the challenge of climbing up the table, Ayew’s leadership and experience will be vital in guiding the club through this turbulent period.
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