Asamoah Gyan has reportedly agreed a 2-year deal to join Turkish Superlig side Bursaspor, a club source has confirmed.
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Asamoah Gyan agrees a deal to join Turkish club
The deal will reportedly see the Ghanaian forward rake in a massive €200,000 a week in the European country.
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Widespread media reports in both Ghana and Turkey claim the wantaway striker’s move to Turkey is almost certain and will be completed following Ghana’s two friendly assignments in June and July.
“I can confirm that Bursaspor have reached an agreement with Shanghai SIPG and Asamoah and the Ghanaian will sign a two-year deal after his holidays in Ghana,” Nihat Katoglu, a close source to the club, told footballmadeinghana.com
“Gyan is a great striker and a player Bursaspor have followed so long, now everything is set that he will play for the club,”
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Gyan, who is on loan at UAE Pro League side Al Ahli from China’s Shanghai SIPG is set to play for his ninth club in his career and Turkey is the destination
The deal will reportedly see the Ghanaian forward rake in a massive €133,000 a week in the European country.
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