Former Ghanaian striker Majeed Abdul Waris has voiced his viewpoint, encouraging the consideration of legendary forward Asamoah Gyan in the administration of Ghana football.
Waris asserts that Gyan's involvement with the Ghana Football Association could have a positive impact because he believes Gyan cares about the country.
This idea comes after Ghana's early exit from the Africa Cup of Nations, which sparked discussions about possible changes to the football management.
Gyan, who has firmly followed the Dark Stars since his retirement, really wants an administrative job.
Waris, on the other hand, emphasizes Gyan's dedication to the nation by drawing on their shared experiences playing for the national team.
The supplication for Gyan's contribution in football the executives is viewed as a method for carrying new viewpoints and skill to address the difficulties confronting Ghanaian football.
Both Waris and Gyan, who were fundamental individuals from the crew that certified Ghana for the 2014 World Cup, share a background marked by addressing the Dark Stars.
While Waris is currently playing in Cyprus for Anorthosis Famagusta, the spotlight is on Gyan, a well-known figure in Ghanaian football, and how he might help the sport grow in the future.