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Former Ghana captain, Asamoah Gyan has announced his retirement from football after a career which spanned almost two decades.
The 37-year-old, who remains Ghana's all-time leading scorer, finally decided to hang his boots after almost three years without playing actively.
Gyan cofirmed his retirement at the 30th Afreximbank Annual Meeting held in Accra on Tuesday, June 20, 2023.
In a video shared on social media, Gyan broke down in tears as he said his final good bye to the game.
"I want to take this great opportunity, a stage that is difficult in every footballer's career, a moment all footballers do not wish, but when nature dawns, that thin voice will keep echoing into the ears... it is time... that voice has been clear in my ears, and I have succumbed to it, it is time. It is time to hand the jersey and boots in glory as I officially retire from active football," he wrote on Twitter.
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FootballThe former Stade Rennais and Sunderland striker remains the country's all-time leading scorer with 51 goals.
Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Ghana legend, Asamoah Gyan has revealed that he is still contemplating his retirement despite being inactive for over two years.
The 37-year-old last played for Ghana Premier League side Legon Cities in 2021 and is currently unattached.
However, Gyan is considering a last dance before calling time on a glittering career spanning two decades.
Legendary Ghanaian footballer, Asamoah Gyan has disclosed that his decision to play in the domestic topflight league was backed by his quest to make an impact in his home country.
Injuries plagued Gyan's brief spell at Ghana Premier League side Legon Cities and he has since not played competitively after leaving the club in 2021.
Although he is yet to officially hang his boots, Gyan is hoping to have a last dance with a club in the league before calling it quits.