Dutch club NAC Breda has signed Ghanaian star André Ayew on a free transfer, after the player passed his medical examination and officially signed his new contract. This move aims to strengthen the team's squad in the upcoming period.

André Ayew is 36 years old and had been without a club since leaving Le Havre in France at the end of last season, before deciding to take on a new challenge in the Dutch Eredivisie. The player's contract with Breda extends until the end of the 2025-2026 season, with an option to extend for an additional year.

Ayew has extensive experience in European stadiums, having previously played for several prominent clubs, most notably French club Marseille, as well as English clubs Swansea City and West Ham United. In addition, he has had an outstanding international career with the Ghana national team, earning over 120 international caps.

Breda Club relies on the experience and leadership abilities of André Ayew to support the team technically and contribute to achieving positive results, especially as the club seeks to establish itself in the Dutch league during the current season.