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GettyIt will be mostly a fight for European football qualification or top-flight survival when Ghanaian players head into league action this weekend.
With the Premier League, the La Liga and Ligue 1 all ending, there will be a lot to watch out for.
GOAL sheds light on the top games involving Ghanaian players to keep an eye on over the next few days.
Rennes.Fourth on the Ligue 1 table ahead of the final round of games on Saturday, Kamaldeen's Stade Rennes, currently in a Europa League qualification spot, go into their clash with Lille knowing a win will be all but enough to instead secure them a Champions League spot should Monaco or Marseille lose on the day.
GettyCurrently fifth on the Ligue 1 table, Djiku's Strasbourg must beat Marseille at all cost should they want to avoid a situation of potentially losing their Europa Conference League spot to Nice or Lens on the final matchday.
GettyTo qualify for the Champions League next season, Partey's Arsenal must beat Everton in the Premier League on Sunday while hoping that Tottenham Hotspur, who are currently fourth on standings, lose at Norwich City.
Partey, though, is not expected to play due to injury.
Getty.Hoping to play in the Europa League next season, Manchester United must beat Crystal Palace as a defeat will prove costly should West Ham United edge Tariq Lamptey's Brighton and Hove Albion.
Thus, Ayew, Schlupp and youngster Rak-Sakyi have a big game on their hands against the Red Devils.
Getty ImagesBaba's Mallorca have a big relegation fight on the final matchday of the La Liga season on Sunday as a defeat to Osasuna could mean relegation should Cadiz secure even a draw at Deportivo Alaves.
Getty ImagesTo grab the Europa Conference League qualification slot, Inaki and Nico's Bilbao side will look to beat Sevilla and hope that Villarreal lose at Barcelona.