Ebenezer Assifuah set to quit Le Havre after failing to renew contract

Ghanaian forward Ebenezer Assifuah is not in the plans of Le Havre coach Paul Le Guen as his contract is set to end next month.

Assifuah, 26, joined the Sky and Navy lads on a three-and-a-half-year deal from Swiss side FC Sion in 2017.

He played regularly in his first season with the club until the arrival of veteran French coach Paul Le Guen last September.

Assifuah, who has played second fiddle to Jamal Thiaré for the past two campaigns, is set to end his ordeal at the club when his contract runs out in June 30, 2020.

Reports indicate that coach Le Guen has told the board to find him a new forward when the summer window opens as he longer counts on the Ghana international.

The former Liberty Professionals attacker made 53 appearances in all competitions for the side since joining, scoring just 5 goals.

Assifuah has featured once for the Ghana senior national team.