I Have Unfinished Business In England - Gyan

Captain of the Black Stars, Asamoah Gyan has vowed to prove himself in English Football ahead of a proposed move to Championship side, Reading.

Gyan, who is currently undergoing a medical at Reading ahead of a season-long loan move from Shanghai SIPG.

The 30-year-old has been criticized by some local fans, who think he has not been at his best since his departure from Sunderland to UAE club, Al Ain, in 2012.

He told Sky Sports News HQ; “I have a lot of options. Me and my agent are here to evaluate them and get the work done.

“And then, I can continue doing what I do best, which is, scoring goals and playing well.

“I am confident I will have a club in England. There are good options to think about, so we had to fly in quickly.

“Me being in England means there is something concrete, so we need to evaluate the options and do the work.

“I heard about Sunderland and Fulham but we will see what happens. There might be surprises.

“Football is full of them. The people around me are trying to benefit me.

“It doesn’t matter if it is Championship or Premier league, it’s about being comfortable where I am.

“Sunderland is a good club. It was unfortunate I didn’t play for many years there. I had to leave and that is football.

“Sometimes, you stay for a long time at a club and then other times you go. I just want to prove myself again in England. I am ready to go.

“I went to the Middle East but I was scoring goals for the national team and in the world cup. I don’t regret it at all and now, I am back to prove myself again.

“Maybe it is my destiny to be back to the Premier League or the Championship.

“Maybe we will make a decision tonight, or tomorrow.”

Gyan will lead the Black Stars in the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations final Group H qualifier against Rwanda on September 3, 2016.

I Have Unfinished Business In England - Gyan