Ghana star Andre Ayew hails West United boss David Moyes

Ghana captain Andre Ayew has hailed David Moyes style of coaching and according to him, the former Manchester United gaffer know how to put his team into a good structure.

Ayew, who won the BBC African Player of the Year in 2011 joined the Hammers in 2016 on a four-year deal to become the clubs record signing.

He however left the club after two seasons and returned to Swansea after scoring 12 Premier League goals for the Irons.

Coincidentally, it was during David Moyes’ first stint as manager of West Ham that Ayew left the club.

Despite failing to settle at West Ham, Ayew, who currently ply his trade for Al Sadd in Qatar has lauded his former trainer.

“They are doing really well and that is proof that last season wasn’t just a fluke,” he told LondonWorld in an exclusive interview.

“The thing about David Moyes and his coaching team is that he knows how to put the team into a good structure and that is clearly showing and they are winning games.

“I know what it means to the fans to have the team competing with the big boys and playing in Europe.

“But I urge them to continue winning because the Premier League is the best league in the world and the moment you stop winning you get into trouble.

“I enjoyed my time there and made some really good friends on and off the pitch, so it’s always nice to see people you know looking happy and enjoying their game.”