Andre Ayew Focused For Congo Clash Despite Robbery Attack

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Ghana midfielder Andre Ayew says he is focused and ready for action despite his Marseille residence being burgled last Sunday.

The 21-year-old will join his international team mates on Wednesday, two days before the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations return leg against Congo.

Ayew’s had personal belonging stolen when he was away on club duty with younger brother Jordan in their final French Ligue 1 match at Caen.

The robbery delayed his arrival to camp and will start training with the team on Wednesday evening in Kumasi.

The Marseille player of the season believes he cannot be swayed by the incident ahead of the qualifier.

“I’m a professional and I have forgotten about the incidence. Nobody died or was hurt in the robbery so we have to move on. I can’t be disrupted at all. I love to play for Ghana and I will be 100 percent right in my mind to face Congo,” Andre told GHANAsoccernet.com

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Andre Ayew Focused For Congo Clash Despite Robbery Attack