Former Ghana Captain Rubbishes Rumuors of Black Stars Return

• Stephen Appiah has rejected rumuors that he is training to make a return to the Black Stars ahead of the World Cup
• A video of Stephen Appiah training has been making rounds on the internet following news of Asamoah Gyan's desire to play at the World Cup
• The former Juventus star retired ten years ago and has played different roles at the senior national team

Former captain of the Black Stars Stephen Appiah has rubbished claims he is training to make a comeback to the national team ahead of the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Video of the ex-Ghana star training has gone viral on social media after his former Ghana teammate Asamoah Gyan declared his intentions of playing for the Black Stars again.

However, Appiah explained that the footage making rounds on Twitter was a shoot for an advert.

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"This was an advert I shot in Thailand for Vitamilk oooo.... Retired 10 years ago and I am not turning back. Just ignore any such news," he posted on Twitter with the video making rounds.

Stephen Appiah retired from football ten years ago with a befitting testimonial game played in his honour.

The 41-year-old played for several clubs in Europe including Juventus, Fenerbache and FK Vojvodina.

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In a question and answer session on Twitter, Appiah was asked apart from Ronaldinho, who the most skillful player is?.

Stephen Appiah narrates how his Juventus career came to an end

Ex-Ghana skipper Stephen Appiah has revealed how he nearly missed out on the 2004 Olympic Games due to club ties.

Appiah was an integral member of the Juventus team back in 2004 but with the opportunity to represent his nation at the Olympic Games the then 22-year-old was at crossroads.

He eventually ended up choosing his country ahead of his club, which would prove detrimental to his stint with the Bianconerri.