Black Stars midfielder Dede Ayew has ended speculations about his future by agreeing in principle to extend his stay with French Champions Olympique Marseille.
The 20 year old was linked with some big European clubs after an impressive showing at the World Cup but Marseille sporting director Jose Anigo has announced that the club and the player have agreed in principle for a new three year deal to be signed later this week.
Andre Ayew returned to the club after spending a season loan spell at Arles Avignon last season.
His previous contract with Marseille was due to expire next June. This means he will join his younger brother Jordan Ayew at the Club.
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