Al Sadd were crowned champions after a 1-1 stalemate with Al-Duhail at the Jassim Bin Hamad Stadium.
Ayew was in action and after the game picked up a winners’ medal and celebrated with his teammates as the prestigious prize was handed to Al Sadd.
Al Sadd were confirmed as champions earlier this week following a comprehensive 8-2 demolition of Al Ahli with Ayew scoring a fine brace in that match.
The goals took Ayew’s tally to 14, an impressive number, given that this is his first spell in the fast-improving league in the Asian country.
This is Ayew’s second trophy since joining the club on a free transfer in July 2021 after he decided not to sign a new contract with Swansea City in the English Championship.
The 32-year-old won his first trophy in October 2021 after a penalty shootout victory over Al-Rayyan in the Emir Cup final.
The former Marseille and West Ham man has now won eight trophies in his professional career.
