Accra: There is a comprehensive report on the weekend performance of Ghanaian players abroad in their respective leagues worldwide. This weekend saw standout performances by several players, with goals, assists, and debuts marking their contributions on the field.
According to Ghana Web, Augustine Boakye continued his scoring streak for St Etienne, finding the net again despite their loss to Dunkerque. Meanwhile, Inaki Williams secured a goal for Athletic Bilbao in their 1-1 draw against Elche in the Spanish La Liga. In Albania, Baba Musa contributed a goal for Skenderbeu Korca during their draw against KF Tirana. In the United States, Ronald Donkor's goal proved decisive for New York Red Bulls in their match against Columbus Crew.
Highlighting the English Championship, Jordan Ayew made his debut for Sheffield United, coming off the bench in their narrow 1-0 defeat to Wolverhampton Wanderers. Over in the Austria Bundesliga, Kelvin Boateng played a crucial role by scoring and assisting in Austria Vienna's 2-1 victory over A. Lustenau. In Estonia, Ibrahim Jabir emerged from the bench to score in Kalju's 2-0 win over Narva.
The Premier League also featured Ghanaian talents with Thomas-Brandon Asante and Caleb Yirenkyi playing for Coventry City in their heavy defeat to Brighton. Ibrahim Osman made a brief appearance for Brighton. Abdul Fatawu Issahaku was instrumental in guiding Ipswich to a 3-2 victory over Crystal Palace. Tottenham's Mohammed Kudus played 27 minutes in their goalless draw against Everton, while Antoine Semenyo's efforts contributed to Manchester City's narrow derby win over United.
In Spain's La Liga II, Abdul Mumin featured for Girona in their 2-1 loss, and in Ligue 1, Nathaniel Adjei played for Lorient in their draw against Toulouse, with Ernest Nuamah also seeing significant action for Lyon.
Germany's Bundesliga contests included Ransford Yeboah Konigsdorffer for Mainz and Gideon Mensah for FC Koln. Austria saw Emmanuel Agyemang in action for Wolfsberger AC, while in Azerbaijan, Isaac Amoah played a full match for Gabala.
In Belgium's Jupiler Pro League, Jerry Afriyie saw action for Genk, and in Bosnia, Charles Appiah featured for Dunav Ruse. Other notable performances included Prince Adu in the Czech league, Clifford Aboahye in Cyprus, and Prince Amoako in Denmark.
The weekend wrapped up with contributions from Ghanaian players in Finland, Greece, Romania, Russia, and Serbia, showcasing their skills across various leagues and reinforcing the global presence of Ghanaian football talent.