Sunderland bought him for £13M. Henderson and Jones went for £18m. Gyan was one of the best players at the last World Cup whereas Henderson has done nothing and has 1 cap.bluefandk said:He is a good strike who is worth around 12- 14 million but if City got involved the price would go up to around 20 million which would be a total rip off.
Just newspaper talk such as this in the Guardian, and logically what you'd expect of a top player who used his Premiership club as a stepping stone to bigger thingsredmizzle said:How d'you know he's unsettled?
He would not want to lose Gyan, whom he signed from Rennes for £13m last summer, but the Ghanaian would relish the prospect of a move to Tottenham, as he prefers the idea of playing in London. Gyan is disappointed that his Ghanaian team-mates, Sulley Muntari and John Mensah, have left Sunderland to return to their parent clubs, Internazionale and Lyon respectively, following the end of their loan spells.
Murph said:We only need another centre forward if Tevez leaves.
Marvin said:Just newspaper talk such as this in the Guardian, and logically what you'd expect of a top player who used his Premiership club as a stepping stone to bigger thingsredmizzle said:How d'you know he's unsettled?
He would not want to lose Gyan, whom he signed from Rennes for £13m last summer, but the Ghanaian would relish the prospect of a move to Tottenham, as he prefers the idea of playing in London. Gyan is disappointed that his Ghanaian team-mates, Sulley Muntari and John Mensah, have left Sunderland to return to their parent clubs, Internazionale and Lyon respectively, following the end of their loan spells.
I'll be surprised if Gyan is still at Sunderland when the season startsredmizzle said:Marvin said:Just newspaper talk such as this in the Guardian, and logically what you'd expect of a top player who used his Premiership club as a stepping stone to bigger thingsredmizzle said:How d'you know he's unsettled?
He would not want to lose Gyan, whom he signed from Rennes for £13m last summer, but the Ghanaian would relish the prospect of a move to Tottenham, as he prefers the idea of playing in London. Gyan is disappointed that his Ghanaian team-mates, Sulley Muntari and John Mensah, have left Sunderland to return to their parent clubs, Internazionale and Lyon respectively, following the end of their loan spells.
Well personally, i'm more inclined to believe this statement from the Sunderland chairman, Niall Quinn:
"I'm sorry that our fans have to read the endless speculation that appears in the press at this time of year," he told safc.com.
"Normally we don't comment on any of it as there's so much - for instance we've been linked to over 40 players in the last month or so alone.
"However, the suggestion that we have spoken to an agent to sell this player on our behalf is embarrassing to all concerned.
"I hope our fans would be smart enough to realise that this is probably some other club or outside agents' way of attempting to destabilise our relationship with one of our players."