Ghanaian football star and Black Stars captain Jordan Ayew has etched his name into Premier League history, reaching the remarkable milestone of 300 appearances in England’s top flight.

The 33-year-old marked the occasion during Leicester City’s clash with Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium, where he came on as a substitute in a 2-0 defeat. While the result wasn’t in Leicester’s favor, the night held personal significance for Ayew, who has spent nearly a decade showcasing his talents across the league.

Ayew’s English journey began in 2015 when he joined Aston Villa. After a two-year stint, he moved to Swansea City, where he continued to prove his mettle. In 2019, Crystal Palace snapped him up—a move that saw him deliver some of his most memorable performances, including vital goals and tireless displays.

Now plying his trade with Leicester City, Ayew has notched four goals in 26 Premier League appearances this season, demonstrating his enduring quality and experience.

Across his Premier League career, he has amassed 41 goals and 25 assists—an impressive return for a player known as much for his work ethic and versatility as his scoring ability.

As Leicester prepare to face Newcastle United on Monday night, Ayew is expected to once again bring his experience and leadership to the fore.