ANDRE AYEW had a debut to forget for Le Havre after he was sent-off in less than two-and-a-half minutes.
The 33-year-old Ghana international striker recently signed for the French club after five months unemployed.
With the score goalless away to Nantes in Ligue 1 this afternoon, Ayew was brought off the bench in the 65th-minute to bolster the away team’s attack.
But just 144 seconds later he was marching back off the pitch after receiving a straight red card.
That was after a nasty challenge that resulted in him stamping on the knee of the grounded Eray Comert.
Fortunately for him his team-mates were able to hold on, keep a clean sheet and secure a point without him.
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However, frustratingly for the forward, will now have to wait another three matches to try and make amends due to suspension.
Ayew had been a free agent since his Nottingham Forest contract expired in the summer.
He was presented to supporters inside the stadium earlier this month after penning his deal.
The ace started his career in France with Marseille, winning two League Cups with the club before moving to Swansea in 2015.
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Ayew joined West Ham a year later before returning to England on a short-term basis with Forest back in February.
That was after spells in Turkey and Qatar with Fenerbahce and Al-Sadd.
He scored 21 goals in 102 Premier League appearances in total during his time on these shores.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
