A look at Ghanaian players to watch this weekend

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May 20, 2017 9:54 AM

A look at Ghanaian players to watch across Europe this weekend

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A look at Ghanaian players to watch across Europe this weekend.

Daniel Amartey

Daniel Amartey started for Leicester City in midweek as they were demolished 6-1 by Tottenham Hotspur, and the Ghana midfielder once again found himself outclassed by Victor Wanyama and Mousa Dembele.

It remains to be seen whether the Black Star will feature again on the final day of the season, as the Foxes host Bournemouth looking to finish in the top half and avoid the ignominy of being the worst defending champions in the Premier League’s history.

Linked to the exit door this summer, will this be Amartey’s final outing for Leicester?

Kwadwo Asamoah

Juventus’ title charge has stuttered in recent weeks, with the Old Lady taking just two points from their last three fixtures.

AS Roma have moved four points behind them, and Massimiliano Allegri’s side cannot afford another slip up as they look to clinch the Italian crown.

However, this weekend they face in-form Crotone, who are unbeaten in seven matches and battling defiantly against the drop.

Majeed Waris

It’s tight at the bottom of Ligue 1 as we head into the final day of the season, with Nancy certain of ending the campaign in the dropzone (although they still could reach the relegation playoff), while all the four sides ahead of them are still in danger.

Ghanaian striker Waris has been scoring spree for Lorient of late, but recent defeats by Nantes and fellow strugglers SC Bastia have left Les Merlus 18th heading into their final-day showdown with Bordeaux.

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