Ghana's Andre Ayew named the best African player in france

Ghanaian midfielder, Ayew Andre has been named the 2015 African Player of the year in the French Ligue1.
The 25 year- old edged out Ivory Coast’s Max-Alain Gradel (Saint-Etienne)and Tunisia’s Aymen Abdennour (Monaco) to the Marc-Vivien Foe Trophy.
The Marseille player who scored 10 goals in 27 appearances‎ ‎succeeds Nigerian skipper, Vincent Enyeama who clinched the prize last season.‎
Past Marc-Vivien Foé prize winners
2009: Marouane Chamakh
2010: Gervinho
2011: Gervinho
2012: Belhanda
2013:  Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang 
2014: Enyeama
2015: Ayew Andre

Vincent Enyeama makes another history in France

More plaudits rolling in for Super Eagles goal-keeper, Vincent Enyeama who has made another history in France. Last December, at his Lille club, he became the first goal-keeper with the highest number of minutes (950 minutes) under his belt without conceding a goal.

Yesterday again, the 31 year-old became the first Nigerian, the first goalkeeper and first player from Africa to be named France’s Ligue 1 African player of the season. Out of all the 37 championship games for his club this season, he conceded just 25 goals.

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