Ghanaian star Andre Ayew has sent a message of good will to families affected by the Coronavirus pandemic which has infected more than 245,000 worldwide with over 10,000 deaths.

The Swansea City man posted on twitter saying, there is more to life than football and everyone must take necessary steps to prevent the spread of the disease.

“As the world takes decisive steps to combat the spread of the deadly coronavirus which is wreaking havoc to families, communities and nations, I want to urge you all to continue to adhere strictly to all the preventive advice to help stay healthy and also to help curb the spread of the pandemic,” Ayew posted in a social media message on Thursday.

“To fellow footballers, sports personalities, fans and families who have been affected, I wish to express my sympathies and I pray to Allah to comfort you and grant you healing mercies.

“To the frontline health workers who are working around the clock all over the world to assist those affected, keep doing your best for humanity.

“We love our game, we love our sports and we love our fans. But there is more to life than the beautiful game. So let us all continue to adhere to the safety protocols to be safe.

“Together, we will win this difficult match.

“Always remember that regularly washing hands with soap and under running water is the surest way to stop the spread of the coronavirus.”