Swansea City forward, Jamal Lowe, has commended "king" Andre Ayew for his contribution this season.
Ayew has scored eight goals and provided two assists for the Swans in 22 appearances so far.
The Ghana skipper is currently enduring a tough spell in front of goal, but Lowe, believes his overall contribution to the side cannot be overlooked, as the Swans continue to pursue a place in the Premier League next season.
"I’ve got the king (Ayew) next to me who is obviously a top striker and has been for years," he said as quoted by citisportsonline.com.
"He’s a big player and I watch, train and speak with him every day. He helps me and I do a lot of video work with the gaffer and Marshy (assistant coach Mike Marsh).
"It’s also out and out training. We do a lot of work in our shape and it’s just practicing where to move.
"If I make a mistake or go in the wrong place, I soon find out the ball is not going there. You get to learn the players, the position, and the role."