It’s looking less and less likely Asamoah Gyan will be returning to Sunderland, even with a new manager and a new run in form for the Black Cats.
Al-Alin who currently have the striker on loan look to want to sign him once his loan deal is up, and are said to be able to match Sunderland’s price tag, along with other UAE clubs said to have caught attention of, he look certain to leave.
Although new Sunderland boss Martin O’Neill still has not discussed the future with Gyan, the player has been dropping hints of a move away from Wearside.