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Appiah s selection also excluded a host of other prominent figures who shone for the national team over the past three decades, including Sulley Muntari, Samuel Kuffour, John Paintsil and Andre Ayew, among others.
However, it was his decision to omit Gyan s name that sparked the most controversy as hundreds of the forward s followers took to Twitter to question the Legon Cities star s absence, with many joking that he still held a grudge about the striker s infamous penalty miss at the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
Former Sunderland star Gyan is the Black Stars most-capped player and all-time record goalscorer with 51 goals in 109 appearances for the national team, and is widely regarded as one of the greatest players ever to have represented Ghana.
“The fans should stop this and set a precedence whereby players who want to return to the league will be happy to do so, Bekoe, who won the GPL goalking title during his days with Kotoko, told Happy FM.
“Asamoah Gyan has seen it all in football and he has come home to share his experience with the young players over here. We blacks don’t support our own.
“What happened to Asamoah Gyan, I experienced a similar situation when I joined Sekondi Hasaacas. There were some comments from the fans which were not palatable but I proved them wrong after that and was even the top scorer for the club which earned me a move to Egypt.
Kotoko silence Dreams FC Vinicius Junior
Asante Kotoko rallied from behind to beat Dreams FC 3-1 in their Ghana Premier League match day 23 encounter on Saturday at the Len Clay Stadium in Obuasi.
Having been dislodged from the second position by fellow title challengers Olympics, Kotoko needed the win very much in their bid to contest for the title.
They gave the game the best shot, fully aware of the danger Dreams wield, having beaten Hearts of Oak 2-0 the previous weekend.
Coach Mariano Barreto made only one change to the Kotoko squad that won 1-0 against Legon Cities FC last week and they responded appropriately.
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