Former Ghanaian footballer Asamoah Gyan has responded with signature swagger to claims made by MP Nelson Etse Kwame that he intentionally missed crucial penalties during NDC’s tenure in power.
The controversy gained momentum when Nelson Etse Kwame, MP for South Dayi, suggested that Gyan deliberately missed penalties during the African Cup and World Cup while the National Democratic Congress (NDC) was in power.
This bold accusation stirred reactions, prompting a response from Ibrahim Sanni Diarra, the former communication director for the Ghana Football Association.
Diarra took to Twitter to express his disagreement with the political claim, emphasizing Asamoah Gyan’s commitment to Ghana. He highlighted Gyan’s notable achievements, including leading the national team to the World Cup quarter-finals and playing through malaria to secure spots in two AFCON finals during the NDC’s term.
As the discussion unfolded on social media, Asamoah Gyan himself entered the conversation with a touch of humor. Responding to Diarra’s tweet, Gyan suggested that maybe the MP wanted his autograph, assuring him that he would gladly sign one soon.
Asamoah Gyan’s nonchalant response adds a layer of lightheartedness to the controversy, showcasing the player’s ability to navigate such situations with a dose of signature swagger.
As the social media discourse continues, Gyan’s response becomes a testament to his resilience and unwavering commitment to both his sport and his sense of humor.
Check below the tweets from Ibrahim Sanni Diarra and Asamoah Gyan;
