Accompanied by a file photo featuring himself and Andre Dede Ayew, Asamoah Gyan, a revered figure in Ghanaian football, recently took to social media to reveal his all-time Black Stars XI. However, what caught the attention of fans and enthusiasts alike was the notable absence of Dede Ayew from Gyan’s lineup.

Gyan’s selection has ignited heated debates across social media platforms and among football aficionados. Many have expressed surprise at the exclusion of Ayew, considering his significant contributions to the Black Stars over the years. Ayew’s talent, versatility, and leadership on the field have earned him admiration from fans worldwide, making his omission from Gyan’s XI a point of contention.

While Gyan’s choice may be subjective and based on personal preferences, it has prompted discussions about the criteria for selecting an all-time XI and the factors that should be considered. Some argue that Ayew’s impact and achievements in Ghanaian football merit his inclusion in any all-time lineup, while others believe that Gyan’s decision reflects his unique perspective and experiences as a former teammate.

Regardless of individual opinions, Gyan’s revelation has reignited nostalgia for past Black Stars moments and celebrated the rich history of Ghanaian football. As fans continue to dissect and analyze Gyan’s selection, one thing remains certain: the legacy of both Gyan and Ayew in Ghanaian football is firmly etched in the annals of history.