'Sunderland asked me to leave' - Asamoah Gyan on his move to Al Ain

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• Dr Mumbi Seraki 22 hours ago

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine........for instance 15 paracetamol at once.............or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine........for instance 15 paracetamol at once.............or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

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• Agbelimor Paris 20 hours ago

  That Al Ain move was wrong,all because of money.It didn't help you and Sunderland; Sunderland went to relegation and you also put on weight and couldn't play well again,because you're programmed to eat three times a day even ...
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  That Al Ain move was wrong,all because of money.It didn't help you and Sunderland; Sunderland went to relegation and you also put on weight and couldn't play well again,because you're programmed to eat three times a day even if you're not hungry.

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• Yaa Yaa: (Y Y Network, Begoro, E/R) 14 hours ago

  This Asamoah Gyan interview should be a reference point for Ghanaian sports journalism.
  The questions were focused strictly on football — his exit from Sunderland and his move to Al Ain. There was no unnecessary joking, no ...
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  This Asamoah Gyan interview should be a reference point for Ghanaian sports journalism.
  The questions were focused strictly on football — his exit from Sunderland and his move to Al Ain. There was no unnecessary joking, no political angles, and no intrusion into his personal life. The interviewer allowed Gyan to speak freely without trying to be the star of the conversation.
  That approach matters. When interviews are disciplined and respectful, players give clearer and more honest answers. Journalism is about information, not entertainment or personal grandstanding.
  Ghanaian sports journalists, including senior voices like Dan Kweku Yeboah, can learn from this. Good interviews don’t need drama or excessive banter. They need relevance, restraint, and professionalism

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• ST GHFUO: Ghana, cleanliness is Godliness 4 hours ago

  Don't listwn to him. So had you not liked the place would you still have stayed there? No. Therefore, to say that the club urged you to stay n generate cash is false

  Don't listwn to him. So had you not liked the place would you still have stayed there? No. Therefore, to say that the club urged you to stay n generate cash is false

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• Honest 8 minutes ago

  Very smart decision and will advise all sportsmen to make such decisions at their prime than to retire and become paupers

  Very smart decision and will advise all sportsmen to make such decisions at their prime than to retire and become paupers

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