Asamoah Gyan

Derek Boateng claims striker Asamoah Gyan is irreplaceable By Patrick AkotoGhana midfielder Derek Boateng claims striker Asamoah Gyan is ‘irreplaceable’ and wants him return to the national team earlier than expected.  The Al Ain attacker shocked football fans by calling temporal time on his international career after coming in for heavy criticism following his penalty miss against Zambia in the semi-finals of the 2012 African Cup of Nations.He will miss the 2014 World Cup qualifiers against...Read Full Story

Asamoah Gyan is still a player of Sunderland Sunderland officials insist there has been no change in Asamoah Gyan’s situation despite Middle-Eastern media reports claiming the striker has signed a permanent deal with Al-Ain.Gyan joined UAE side Al-Ain on loan last September, and his temporary employers are keen on signing him on a full-time basis this summer.The striker has also expressed a willingness to remain in the Middle East rather than return to Wearside, where he had grown...Read Full Story

Asamoah Gyan has agreed a deal with UAE side Al Ain Ghana striker Asamoah Gyan has reached an agreement to sign a permanent deal to stay with UAE side Al Ain, the coach of the club has revealed.The Al Ain boss Cosmin Olaroiu claims Gyan will be at the club next season which means he has agreed a deal to leave Sunderland.Gyan was on a season-long loan deal from the English side but Al Ain were keen on holding on to the Ghana international after he massively impressed.Olaroiu has now revealed...Read Full Story

Asamoah Gyan has impressed at Al Ain this season Asamoah Gyan, the league’s leading scorer, conspicuously left open yesterday the possibility of playing in a club other than Al Ain next season, saying he would “go anywhere” to play if the conditions were right.He said he would expect interest from “a lot of clubs” if he and Al Ain cannot come to an agreement now that the Pro League champions have exercised their right to buy him from Sunderland, the English Premier League side, who sent him...Read Full Story

Asamoah Gyan Asamoah Gyan, the Al Ain striker, last night expanded on remarks he made on Tuesday regarding his former club Sunderland and their fans.The Ghanaian joined the Pro League side on loan from the English Premier League team last summer, and Al Ain took up the option to buy out his contract last month.In a media conference on Tuesday, Gyan had said he had no interest in returning to Sunderland and had not heard from Martin O’Neill, the manager.However, speaking to The National last...Read Full Story