Christian "atta rasta" Gyan will part company with the club he has served loyally as a youth player and first team player since 1996. The ex-Ghanaian international, who, last year, refused to play for the national team, in order to concentrate on club commitments, may be offered a free transfer at the end of this season. He's not considered good enough for the Dutch side and does not fit into the offensive style of the club.
Read full article Christian "atta rasta" Gyan will part company with the club he has served loyally as a youth player and first team player since 1996. The ex-Ghanaian international, who, last year, refused to play for the national team, in order to concentrate on club commitments, may be offered a free transfer at the end of this season. He's not considered good enough for the Dutch side and does not fit into the offensive style of the club.
The big billion company's - shell, Unilever, etc - located at the harbor of Rotterdam plan to invest in the club within 2 years. Feyenoord will be using that money to attract top class players. Currently, two new backs and a striker are on the cards.
