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Asamoah Gyan watches Kotoko's 3-1 win over Medeama
The 31-year-old was spotted in the stands with his father and elder brother, Baffour Gyan, as the home side defeated Medeama 3-1.
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Gyan, who received a honorary doctorate from a Ukrainian University at a ceremony at KNUST on Saturday, decided to watch the crunch match at the Baba Yara sports stadium.
The Black Stars captain has admitted on numerous occasions that he is a staunch supporter of the Porcupine Warriors, and just in June, he reiterated his desire to play for Kumasi-based club before he hangs his boots as a professional footballer.
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