Ghanaian football icon Asamoah Gyan has sent a strong message to those he accuses of betrayal and falsehood, promising to finally break his silence in a much-anticipated public address on Friday.
In a video circulating on social media, the former Black Stars captain hinted at long-standing grievances and personal betrayals that he claims have been ignored for too long. Without naming specific individuals, Gyan said he is ready to speak out against those who have “messed with” him and spread lies under the guise of friendship.
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“Anyone who knows they’ve wronged me should stay tuned on Friday. You can laugh now, but you’ll soon understand the reality of life,” Gyan said in the video, clearly emotional and resolute.
The 38-year-old hinted that he's held back for years but now feels compelled to clear the air, confront false narratives, and expose the truth behind certain relationships.
“Those who pretended to love me all these years—get ready. I’ve kept quiet for too long, but time is up. If you think this is a joke, you’ll understand,” he warned.
Though Gyan refrained from naming anyone directly, many fans believe his message is partly aimed at dancehall artist Stonebwoy. The musician recently revealed he was shocked to discover Gyan had blocked him on social media, a move that puzzled him given their seemingly close relationship in the past.
Gyan’s upcoming revelations have generated widespread anticipation, with the public eager to hear his side of a story that appears to involve prominent figures in Ghana's entertainment and sports circles.
Story By: Afia Ohenewaa Akyerem