“A lot of people close to me and many in my country have asked why I don’t get into politics" - Gyan on Decision of Becoming a Politician
Gyan has expressed interest in becoming a politician but wants to focus on his football career
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Asamoah Gyan has expressed interest in becoming a politician when he retires from football.
The Ghanaian legend will consider a career in politics when he finally hang his boot from the game saying he already discussed it with his team of advisers.
The NorthEast United FC attacker believes he will excel in that sector but will take the final decision when he retires.
Gyan revealed that several people in Ghana have asked him to join politics and use his image and influence in full effect.
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“A lot of people close to me and many in my country have asked why I don’t get into politics. Because of the influence I have in Africa, they know I can do well in politics," Gyan told Hindustantimes.
"For now, my mind is not there (because) I am not out of the game yet. But anything can happen in life.”
Gyan has scored 51 goals in 109 appearances for the Black Stars and he is the countrys all-time top scorer.
The striker has scored three goal in six appearances in the Indian top-flight so far this season after joining the club three months ago as a free agent.
