Former GFA Boss Nyaho Tamakloe Calls For Asamoah Gyan's Inclusion to the Black Stars Team for the World Cup

• Former President of the Ghana Football Association, Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe, insists Asamoah Gyan must be part of the 2022 World Cup squad
• Asamoah Gyan has not hidden his desire to get a last dance with the national team in Qatar at the World Cup
• The 36-year-old has been inactive for almost two-years since leaving Ghana Premier League side Legon Cities

Ex-Ghana Football Association boss, Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe, believes Asamoah Gyan can make a difference in the Black Stars team and has to be included in squad for World Cup in Qatar.

Gyan, the former Black Stars captain, has not been part of the team since the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt.

However, Nyaho-Tamakloe insists the legendary forward could be an asset for Ghana in Qatar next month.

“I still insist we take Asamoah Gyan to the World Cup. We could give him 10 to 15 minutes of playing time each time because I think he can change games. He is one person I can trust," he told Angel TV.

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The 36-year-old has been inactive since leaving Ghana Premier League side Legon Cities in 2021.

Gyan revealed his intentions of playing in Qatar few months ago and has been engaged in personal training tin a bid to return tp full fitness before the tournament next month.

In his absence, the likes of Jordan Ayew, Felix Afena-Gyan, Caleb Ekuban and now Inaki Williams have tried to fill his boots.

The ex-Sunderland man is Africa's leading scorer at the World Cup, with six goals across three tournaments.

He led Ghana to the 2014 edition in Brazil.

Asamoah Gyan reveals how he was forced out of Sunderland

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that legendary Ghanaian forward, Asamoah Gyan, has disclosed that he did not want to leave Sunderland when Al Ain came with a loan offer in 2011.

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Gyan was enjoying a good campaign with the Black Cats after joining the then English Premier League side in 2010.

However, the striker had to make a tough decision following persuasion from Sunderland to take the offer. He eventually joined Al Ain on an initial loan deal before making a permanent switch later.