The Black Stars captain has opened up on the struggles of the English Premier League returnees in the ongoing campaign.
Nottingham Forest forward Andre Ayew believes his outfit is facing problems in the top-flight league following unfamiliar pattern of play among the playing body.
The Reds, who are currently lying 14th position on the log, have announced over twenty new signings since their promotion to the English Premier League.
However, Ayew is highly optimistic about the City Ground outfit finishing among the best teams in the English Premier League at the end of the 2022/23 season's campaign.
Ayew joined the Premier League side on a short-term deal during the January transfer window and has made six appearances so far.
The Ghana international missed a stoppage-time penalty in their 3-1 away defeat to Tottenham Hotspurs last weekend.
"Everybody who wears a Forest shirt knows it's not going to be easy, but we're going to keep believing in ourselves. If you were to say we'd be where we are after 26 games, a lot of people would be happy. That's a fact."
"The results will come. Our problem is we're facing teams that have been together for four or five years, they have their own style of play and their own ideas, but it's not time to panic."
"It's going to be difficult, but we don't just have to look at the negatives. We know our away form isn't good enough, but we're not going to give up. We're going to keep fighting until the end," he said.
Ayew, 33, joined Forest as a free agent in the January transfer window after leaving Qatari side Al Sadd.
