Ghana international Andre Ayew has joined the list of players in the English Premier League history to make 100th appearance.
Ayew, who currently plays for Nottingham Forest, received the plaque from the Premier League for reaching the milestone.
This milestone began at Swansea City on August 8, 2015 against Chelsea FC - later moved to West Ham United and now Nottingham Forest.
The 33-year-old has notched up 21 goals and provided twelve assists in 101 appearances in the English top-flight league.
Ayew signed a six-month contract with Forest in late January, turning down interest from Everton in the process after ending his stay at Qatari side Al Sadd by mutual contract termination.
Ayew has struggled to find a regular spot in the Steve Cooper's team since his arrival, and he has even missed a penalty against Tottenham Hotspur.
Ayew is expected to feature in Nottingham Forest's last game of the 2022/23 season when they travel to face Crystal Palace next week at the Selhurst Park.
His younger brother Jordan Ayew, who plays for Crystal Palace will be delighted to battle it out with Andre Ayew on the Premier League final day
