Ghanaian Man To Name His Son After Asamoah Gyan
A Ghanaian man has revealed his intention to name his son after Asamoah Gyan following his retirement from football recently.
The speaker of parliament and other MPs sought out the former Ghanaian captain for a meeting to celebrate him after he announced the end of his career, the captain stated in a post on Twitter.
Frank Annoh-Dompreh, the majority chief whip during the legislative session, even suggested during the debate that Gyan’s life be taught in schools.
Gyan thought back on his previous feelings after being recognized and honoured in Parliament. Gyan accepted an official invitation to meet with Alban Bagbin, Speaker of Parliament, where he conveyed his appreciation for the accolades he has received.
He shared a series of photos of his meeting with the distinguished lawmakers alongside this caption;
I honored an invitation by the speaker of parliament of Ghana Hon. Alban Bagbin & Hon Frank Annor Dompreh. The invitation was to congratulate me on my successful career , my service to Ghana and on my retirement from active football.
We had a great conversation on the way forward on how the members can support my Asamoah Gyan foundation and also purchase my Memoir which I launched last year. It was great meeting other honorable members of parliament and a thoughtful gesture from them. God bless our homeland Ghana . Thank you Mr Speaker and hon members of the house .
This evoked a flurry of comments from netizens, prompting one netizen to remind Gyan that he pay a glowing tribute to him by naming his son after him.
Asamoah Gyan announced his retirement from football last week as previously reported by Tru News Report.
The former Sunderland forward made the announcement in a press statement on Tuesday, June 20, 2023.
“It is time…that voice has been clear in my ears, and I have succumbed to it, IT IS TIME. IT IS TIME TO HANG THE JERSEY AND BOOTS IN GLORY as I retire officially from active football”.
Gyan began his professional career in 2003 with Liberty Professionals in Ghana. He then went on to play for clubs in France, England, Turkey, China, and the United Arab Emirates.
In his statement, Gyan said he plans to continue working in football after his retirement.
