Gyan is reportedly owed several months salaries to the tune of 435,000 Euros and all promises by Kayserispor to settle the arrears have failed.
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Most Turkish cubs have a notoriety for delaying the salaries of their players and their employees sometimes engage them in legal battles before they recover the monies.
The 33-year-old who doesn't want to face a similar fate instructed his lawyers to seize the property of Kayserispor in an attempt to compel the club to settle the salary arrears.
Gyan's appointed debt collectors stepped in by moving to the club's headquarters and loaded several items including office furniture, computers and even carpets.
However, the Turkish side to avoid embarrassment, told their lawyers to persuade the legal representative of the former Sunderland striker to give them more time to settle the outstanding wages.
Gyan joined Kaysrispor two seasons ago after his loan spell with UAE outfit Al Ahly expired.
He has played 17 games and registered five goals in the process.
Asamoah Gyan’s contract with the Turkish club will run out in June and it is understood he is unwilling to extend his contract afterwards due to the salary issues he has had with them.
Aside Asamoah Gyan several of his playing mates are facing similar issues with the club, with their salaries having been paid for a while.
Gyan stay at Kayserispor has been hampered by series of injuries. But has proved his worth in recent games as he came off the bench to bag three goals in two games.