Ghanaian forward Andrew Tetteh has been named Player of the Week in Greece after scoring twice for Panathinaikos in their 3–1 victory over PAOK.
Ghanaian forward Andrew Tetteh has been voted the Player of the Week in Greece following an outstanding performance for Panathinaikos in the Greek Super League.
The 25-year-old striker scored twice as Panathinaikos defeated PAOK 3–1 on September 6, helping the Athens club secure another important league victory.
Tetteh found the net in the 38th and 53rd minutes, delivering a decisive attacking performance as Panathinaikos strengthened its position early in the campaign.
He subsequently received the highest number of votes for the Stoiximan Super League Fantasy Player of the Week award for Matchday 3.
The recognition puts another spotlight on a Ghanaian footballer making an impact on the European stage.
Tetteh’s impressive start
Tetteh has made an encouraging start to his Greek Super League campaign, with two goals from two league appearances.
His brace against PAOK was particularly significant as Panathinaikos produced a dominant performance in the 3–1 victory.
The achievement also adds to growing attention on Ghanaian players competing abroad, as the country’s football talent continues to make an impact across major European leagues.
Ghanaian footballers abroad
GhanaMedia.net continues to track the performances of Ghanaian footballers internationally. Recent coverage includes the GFA’s reappointment of Carlos Queiroz as Black Stars head coach, President Mahama’s concerns over the early transfer of promising Ghanaian players, and Abdul Fatawu’s sensational long-range goal.
For Ghanaian football fans, Tetteh’s latest achievement represents another positive moment for Ghanaian talent on the international stage.
Source: Panathinaikos official match report; Super League Greece; verified statistical records.
