Black Stars striker Asamoah Gyan has expressed his desire to move to the Premier Soccer League (PSL) if he is approached.
“I still feel strong, I still feel young. There is no day I have thought about retiring,†Gyan told Marawa Sports Worldwide on Metro FM.
“Definitely yes if a team from South Africa are interested and feel they need my services why not? We can negotiate and we can have a deal.
However, the goal poacher has disclosed that it will take a fortune for a team from the PSL to secure his signature.
“Yes [I don’t come cheap but] it depends on the situation. I am a professional football player and I have to see a lot of things, I have to value a lot of things before making a move. But as I said, I feel strong, I still have fire inside me. Obviously I am not in my 20s but I feel I can prove myself once again.â€
“Definitely yes if a team from South Africa are interested and feel they need my services why not? We can negotiate and we can have a deal.
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Baby Jet as affectionately called also revealed he was once approached by a PSL club but the team did not show “seriousness†and no deal materialised.
“Yeah [I was approached by a South African team] but it wasn’t concrete. This agent thing like you are here, you are going there, but at the end of the day I don’t see anything concrete,†said Gyan.
“I like working with serious people. When somebody wants to make a move or when somebody wants to approach you, the person has to be serious.
“But I didn’t see any seriousness. It was just talks, talks, talks and I didn’t hear from anybody again. Because it didn’t go through I don’t want to mention the club but obviously yes it was a South African club.
“If it was a done deal that really happened then I would mention the club. It was just talks, talks and I didn’t see any paperwork, I didn’t see anything. That is why I don’t want to mention any clubs.â€
Asamoah Gyan has had stints with clubs in Italy, France, England, United Arab Emirates, China and Turkey.