Asamoah Gyan coy on future but says he is happy at Al Ain
Posted On Saturday, 17th March 2012
Asamoah Gyan, centre, is on a one-year loan at Al Ain from parent club Sunderland.
Ghana striker Asamoah Gyan will wait until the end of the season to decide whether to make a permanent move to Al Ain, but says he is enjoying his time at the Pro League club.
Gyan is on a one-year loan from Sunderland, the English Premier League club with whom he has a contract until 2014.
“Everything is going well for me since I arrived at Al Ain,” said the Ghanaian.
“I am doing so well for the club and everybody is happy of my performance. That’s the most important thing for me, to be really, really happy and enjoy my time at the club.
“However, I can’t decide on a permanent move until I have completed my loan period.
“Let me finish the season first and then decide where my future lies. I am honestly and definitely happy where I am playing now.”
Gyan scored his 12th league goal, a penalty, as Al Ain beat Al Ahli on Friday night to extend their lead at the top of the Pro League to seven points over Al Jazira, the defending champions.
“It was an important win and I am happy to register my name in the scoring sheet again,” he said, on his first Pro League match in more than two months since his return from national duty for his country in the African Cup of Nations in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea.
“We won and I think this was more important. We didn’t play as well as we were expected and the game plan didn’t work out well for us.
“We had a little difficulty because the weather is changing now. You could see after 15 minutes everybody getting tired.
“So we faced a little bit difficulty but the important thing is that we returned with three points.”
Related Images
READERS COMMENTS
Live Radio
Live TV
RELATED NEWS
LATEST HEADLINES
Helegbe's double earns MTN Ghana FA Cup semi-final slot for Kotoko
Michael Helegbe’s brace secured an extra time win for Asante Kotoko against Eleven Wise in the MTN FA Cup game played on Sunday.
Samuel Afum hits first Young Boys goal in 3-1 win
Ghana attacker Samuel Afum scored his first Swiss Super League for Young Boys and helped them defeat Lausanne Sport on Sunday.
Hearts of Oak through to semis of MTN Ghana FA Cup
Hearts of Oak defeated second-tier side Bibiani Gold Stars 2-0 at the Accra Stadium on Sunday to reach the last four of the MTN Ghana FA Cup.
Medeama tame Lions to reach semis of MTN Ghana FA Cup
Medeama set-up an MTN Ghana FA Cup semi-final clash against Hearts of Oak after beating Heart of Lions 2-0 in Tarkwa on Sunday.
Balotelli offers his girlfirend to Real Madrid players for sex if they overturn 4-1 deficit against Dortmund
Mario Balotelli has offered his girlfriend to be slept with by the Real Madrid players if they are able to overturn the 4-1 deficit against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League.
Essien makes injury return in Real Madrid's derby win over Atletico
Ghana midfielder Michael Essien returned from injury by playing in Real Madrid’s 2-1 win at cross-town rivals, Atletico.LATEST HEADLINES
Categories
- Africa
- Archives
- AshGold
- Berekum Chelsea
- Dwarfs
- English Premier League
- Forum
- France
- germany
- Ghana Players Abroad
- Ghana Prem Lge
- Hearts of Oak
- Holland
- Italy
- Juniors
- Kotoko
- Latest News
- Latest news from Ghanabusinessnews
- Latest news from Ghanaweb
- Latest news from Myjoyonline
- Latest news from Peacefmonline
- Latest Videos
- Latest World Football Videos
- Live Score
- Live Scores
- Medeama
- Multimedia
- Nations Cup
- newswire
- spain
- Transfer News & Rumours
- Transfers
- Videos
- WATCH LIVE GHANA TV
- Women
- World Cup
- World Football
As a sunderland season ticket I don’t want to pay towards your wages. Id rather pay to see players who want to play for safc! We. Doing better without you and will continue to do so!
who cares.enough of Asamoah Gyan.He can choose to go to space we don’t care
Please don’t come back!!!!!!
if sulley and essien can continue playing we will win afcon 2013. Sulley again with 90mins for milan
Lazy player, amp3 br3. U can finish yor career der, who cares.
Asa you use the word honestly, that is not in you selection. You chose glory fpor you only with wealth. Sunderland are not mourning for you game now. You star has fallen asa, sadness.
Bro your future is in your hands don’t rush
Thanks Chris for the feedback Bro. I’m just waiting for the big payday to be honest its not about football its about the money.
Thanks Chris for advise bro . It not about the football its about the money! Are you my agent?
Gyan make money if they av u in their family they wil all b happy 4 u there…keep on wit ur hard work u r stil a STAR…sunderland record signin
Not the star he was now. Star has fallen.
He normally scores penalty 4 his club A Ain and always fail 2 score black stars important penalties.
He is working for himself not for Fans remember..He works for money not your rubish talks on here,So F**ck Yall Haters
Asamoah, i’m thinking of managing a club in the league of North Korea. Money is good and the league is poor similar to where you are currently so you will be able to score lots of goals (not sue about penalties, might get one of the locals to take them), they will pay you lots of money???? Give me a call as its about time you moved to a better league – your old boss Steve Bruce
Hahahahaha…. Dude, you cracked me up! Damn,can i say ether? lol.
#DEAD#
Look Ghanaians football is a game and asamoah is a player who knows what will happen at 2013 so lets give him another chance