On the 26th of November 2023, Ayew marked his debut for Le Havre in a Ligue 1 fixture against Nantes. However, the debut took an unexpected turn when Ayew, introduced as a 65th-minute substitute, found himself sent off just three minutes later.

Since then, Ayew has mostly played a role coming off the bench in the dying minutes of games. But in only five appearances, totaling 51 minutes on the field, he has made a notable impact. The highlight of his performances came in a recent fixture against FC Lorient, where Ayew, despite limited playing time, managed to score a brace, securing a crucial draw for Le Havre. What makes this achievement even more remarkable is that the second goal of the brace was a spectacular bicycle kick in the last minute, salvaging a point for his team.

It's worth noting that Ayew's return to Ligue 1 coincided with his participation in the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). The fact that he could produce such a standout performance immediately after the tournament speaks volumes about his talent and commitment. 

The Le Havre manager, Luka Elsner, spoke after the match against Lorient and said: “We signed André Ayew to experience these moments.”

While Ayew may not be the player who logs the most minutes or consistently makes the most impact on the pitch for Le Havre this season, his influence extends beyond the field. His experience and leadership qualities in the locker room provide a valuable asset to the team, especially for the younger players who can benefit from his guidance.

André Ayew's journey with Le Havre AC in the 2023/24 Ligue 1 season may have started with a red card and limited playing time, but his recent heroics, including the memorable bicycle kick, showcase his determination. Beyond the statistics, Ayew's presence, both on and off the pitch, is proving to be a vital component in Le Havre's quest for success this season.