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Ghanaians descend on Gyan after taking swipe at KP Boateng
Several Ghanaian took to social media to express their sentiments on the war of words between Asamoah Gyan and Kevin-Prince Boateng
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Ghana missed out on the final and subsequently lost the third place play-off to finish fourth in the 2017 Africa Cup (AFCON) of Nations to break the hearts of Ghanaians who had waited for 35 years without a continental.
The Las Palmas striker, who is yet to be recalled into the Black Stars, after he was thrown of the team's camp in Brazil 2014 FIFA World Cup took to his Twitter handle to pour out his disappointment over the Black Stars display in the AFCON.
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Asamoah Gyan, however, responded by expressing his dismay over the comments passed by Kevin-Prince Boateng about the Black Stars, saying that the 29-year-old has betrayed his colleagues and moreover he doesn't expect such comments from a fellow who has never sacrificed anything for the nation.
The former AC Milan midfielder has got the backing of Ghanaian who took to social media to comment on the matter.
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