Nottingham Forest Star Makes Cash Donation to Ailing Former Ghana U20 Coach

• Ghana captain Andre Ayew has donated cash to Sellas Tetteh
• The Black Stars captain made history with the former coach in 2009 at the U20 World Cup
• Tetteh remains the only coach from Africa to win the FIFA U20 World Cup

Andre Ayew has donated an undisclosed amount of money to former Ghana U20 coach Sellas Tetteh following his public cry over neglect.

The former Black Satellites coach made history by becoming the first gaffer in Africa to win the FIFA U20 World Cup.

He led the Ghana U20 team to success in Egypt, beating Brazil in the finals on penalties.

However, in recent times, coach Sellas Tetteh has been battling illness, which has kept him off the radar for a while.

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But in a recent interview with the local media, he disclosed that he has been neglected and the money promised him after winning the World Cup is yet to be received.

This courted the attention of Ayew, who was captain of the triumphant team in Egypt, to make a cash donation to the manager.

The money was presented to Mr Tetteh by the mother of the player, Maha Ayew and his publicist Fifii Tackie.

The former Black Stars assistant coach thanked the player and hopes to meet him when he returns from Europe during the summer break.

The Black Stars captain joined Nottingham Forest in the winter transfer window after leaving Al Sadd.

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Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Black Stars captain, Andre Ayew is praying for the safety of compatriot, Christian Atsu who has been trapped under rubble for a week following an earthquake in Turkey and Syria.

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The Hatayspor winger is yet to be found after a 7.7 magnitude tremor hit the region of Hatay last Monday.

Atsu had scored the winner in the game between his club and Kasimpasa hours before disaster struck, leaving thousands dead and many missing.

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The 33-year-old reportedly held talks with the Toffees but decided to join Nottingham Forest at the eleventh hour.

Ayew signed a six months deal to return to the English Premier League after leaving Qatari champions Al Sadd.