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Sports News from Saturday, May 25, 2019
Source: Ghanacrusader.com
2019-05-25
Dede Ayew and Asamoah Gyan
James Kwesi Appiah, head coach of Ghana's senior national team, has always been impressed by Andre Ayew's charismatic coaching on the Black Stars team.
According to sources, Appiah, who was named captain of Gyan in 2012, had begun to lose confidence in his leadership in the player's body, whispering to his deputy Ibrahim Tanko the possibility of moving the captain's group to another arm.
Walking around as a cartoon character and helping with light defenses in the camp, a couple of senior players from the national team began to lose confidence in Gyan, challenging his maturity and emotional intelligence.
In the eyes of many, Gyan was not up to the high standards imposed by his former skipper Stephen Appiah, who is a mix of all that is good on the football field and who is also a very strong team leader. well managed interest above the personal agenda.
Gyan seemed to be more excited about the fun side of the captaincy, doing less by the side of responsibility and gradually losing influence in the team.
Intimate reports suggest that Kwesi Appiah is a big fan of Ayew's command of the gaming corps and that his teammates are willing to listen to him and follow his example on the team, freeing the coach from a lot of work.
The arrival of Ayew in the absence of Asamoah Gyan and his brilliant performance as substitute captain in Ghana's final qualifying match AFCON 2019 in Accra against Kenya have crushed the perception that the son of Abedi Pelé will do a better job as Baffuor Gyan's younger brother team leader.
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