Gyan who became Al Ain’s most influential player after spending four seasons at the “Boss” joined his former side rivals Al Ahli on the transfer deadline day.
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I joined Al Ahli because Al Ain rejected me
Black Stars captain Asamoah Gyan says Al Ain was his first option, but the UAE club rejected his proposed transfer move.
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The move has seen Al Ain’s followers expressing their displeasure over Gyan’s move to Al Ahli.
The 30 year-old goal poacher however in an interview with GHONE TV revealed that he was rejected by Al Ain hence his decision to join Al Ahli.
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“I spoke to them a couple of months ago [but] they told me they’ve had their recruitment [and] everything was okay so I had no chance there”
“So moving there [Al Ahli], I’ll say it wasn’t my fault. It’s part of the job. I’m very happy where I am [Al Ahli] today.
The UAE Pro League has been billed to start on September 17.
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