André Ayew has completed a move to Dutch Eredivisie side NAC Breda, linking up with the club as they intensify their push for top-flight survival.

The 36-year-old Ghana international joins NAC until the end of the season, with an option that could extend his stay into the 2026/27 campaign. Ayew’s arrival adds experience and leadership to a Breda squad battling to secure its place in the Eredivisie.

With the signing, NAC Breda now boast three Ghanaian players in their ranks. Ayew reunites with compatriots Kamal Sowah and Denis Odoi, strengthening the club’s West African core at a crucial stage of the season.

The former Le Havre, Olympique Marseille, Swansea City and West Ham United forward has amassed over 120 international caps for Ghana, scoring 24 goals for the Black Stars. At club level, he has played close to 600 career matches and found the net more than 160 times across Europe’s top leagues.

Ayew’s vast experience, winning mentality and attacking versatility are expected to play a key role as NAC Breda look to steady their campaign and climb away from danger. His signing signals clear intent from the club as the Eredivisie survival battle enters its decisive phase.