Over the weekend, Ghanaian European players have continued to excel, delivering outstanding performances for their respective teams.
Two players scored in the top five leagues, while several others impressed for their clubs.
Antoine Semenyo scored his seventh league goal of the season, sealing a commanding 5-0 win for Bournemouth over a strong Nottingham Forest. Additionally, he has provided three assists across 22 league appearances.
In England, Salis Abdul Samed made his first start for Sunderland since arriving from Lens in the summer, contributing to a 2-2 draw against Plymouth in the Championship.
In France, Ernest Nuamah netted his first league goal of the season for Lyon, securing a 1-1 draw against Nantes. So far, he has tallied two goals and one assist over 21 appearances in all competitions.
Abu Francis contributed assists in back-to-back matches, helping Cercle Brugge secure a 1-1 draw against Charleroi in the Belgian Pro League.
The 23-year-old has successfully provided four assists throughout 23 appearances in the league matches.
