Swansea duo Andy King and Mike van der Hoorn have heaped praise on the Ayew brothers for their superb displays in Saturday's 4-1 win over West Ham United.
Andre and Jordan started together for the first time since the former's return to the Liberty Stadium in January from West Ham for a club-record £18m.
Andre playing a role in three of the goals and Jordan scoring a penalty.
King, who scored his first Swansea goal in the win over the Hammers, said: "They were brilliant, they don't stop running. They are a real outlet and set that pressure and tone from the front.
"Andre has got minutes under his belt in his first start, so I am sure he will get better."
van der Hoorn, who scored Swansea's second goal on Saturday, added: "Andre wanted to show something against his old team. That was good for us and it really helped the way the brothers put the energy into our attack.
"As individuals, they are top players, but with each other, they are really connected."
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