ROUNDUP: Performance of Ghanaian players abroad

A host of Ghanaian players were in action for their varied clubs in England, Italy, France, and others.

In this piece, we take a look at some of these players and how they fared for their respective club sides.

Thomas Partey was on the scoresheet for Arsenal in their 2-0 away win against Aston Villa

Mohammed Kudus was pivotal for WestHam as they silenced Jeffrey Schlupp’s Crystal Palace at the Selhurst Park

Abdul Fatawu Issahaku and Jordan Ayew were in action for Leicester City as lost to Fulham United at the Craven Cottage.

Antoine Semenyo was on hand to assist Marcus Tavernier in Bournemouth’s 1-1 draw against Newcastle United.

Forson Amankwah played 53 minutes in Norwich’s 1-1 draw with Sheffield United at Carrol Road.

Mohammed Salisu tasted victory over Ernest Nuamah’s Olympique Lyon

St Etienne’s new signing Augustine Boakye was involved in his team’s home to Le Havre.

Gideon Mensah continues to nurse an injury but that didn’t curtail Elisha Owusu from getting game time against Nantes.

Combative fullback, Alidu Seidu couldn’t stop Stade Rennes from getting battered by Strasbourg.

Emmanuel Gyasi was one of two scorers for Empoli who shockingly beat AS Roma.

Caleb Ekuban saw 23 minutes of action for Genoa in their 1-0 win against Monza

Alfred Duncan gave a solid performance for the new boys, Venezia as they stole a point against Fiorentina.

BlackStars forward, Inaki Williams’s Athletic Bilbao lost to Barcelona.

Abdul Mumin was in action for Rayo Vallecano against Getafe which ended in a draw

Mohammed Fuseini was not on the scoresheet as Royale Union SG ended with a point away from St. Truiden.

Red-hot Michael Baidoo found the back of the net for Elfsborg against IFK Göteborg

Austin FC’s new signing Osman Bukari scored against Nashville.

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