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FootballGhana legend Asamoah Gyan drops lovely photos as he turns 36 today
- Ghana legend Asamoah Gyan turns 36-years-old today
- The all time Ghana leading scorer shared new photos to start the day
- Asamoah Gyan last played for Ghana Premier League side Legon Cities
Former Black Stars captain, Asamoah Gyan has dropped some lovely photos as he begins his 36th birthday celebration by showing gratitude to God.
The legendary forward turns 36-years-old today, November 22, 2021.
In photos posted on Twitter by the Ghanaian forward, sighted by YEN.com.gh, Gyan is grateful for his life and hopes to see more years.
"I am happy to live till this day, it is an occasion worth celebrating . On this day, I wish myself a life filled to the brim with happiness, health & prosperity. Happy birthday to me," he wrote on Twitter.
Gyan remains Ghana's all time leading scorer and arguably the biggest sporting export of the country in the last two decades.
In an illustrious football career, Gyan played for many clubs including Sunderland in England and Stade Rennais in France.
He is also Africa's all time leading scorer at the FIFA World Cup, with six goals from three tournaments.
These days he is unattached but the 36-year-old is yet to announce his retirement from the sport.
His manager, Samuel Anim Addo took to Social Media to celebrate the forward.
"Some years today, a King, Asamoah Gyan was born and he is still Reigning . Cheers to your Greatness. Happy Birthday King , I don’t have too much to say than to tell you that , you are a BLESSING to generations so keep shining King," wrote Anim Addo.
Michael Oti Adjei, one of Ghana's top sports journalist wrote, "Happy birthday to a Ghana legend. Thank you for the many great memories. To many more good years."
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