Newly-signed Asante Kotoko midfielder Hubert Gyau has issued an apology following a controversial remark in which he stated his intention to seek greener pastures after just one season with the club.
Gyau, who recently joined Kotoko on a four-year deal from Berekum Chelsea, made the comments during an interview that quickly went viral, drawing widespread criticism from the club’s passionate supporters on social media.
Many fans expressed disappointment, questioning the midfielder’s commitment to the club so early in his tenure.
In response to the backlash on AllSportsGh Xtra , a YouTube channel, Hubert Gyau, has now clarified his intentions and issued an apology, emphasizing his dedication to Asante Kotoko Football Club.
“I want to sincerely apologize for my earlier comments. It was never my intention to disrespect the club or its supporters. I am fully committed to giving my best and helping Asante Kotoko achieve success during my four-year stay,” he said.
The club is yet to make an official statement, but Gyau’s apology appears to be a step toward mending relations with the fans as preparations for the upcoming season continue.
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Beyond the apology, Hubert Gyau used the opportunity to introduce himself to the Kotoko faithful, revealing both his football identity and personal nickname.
A Journey from Kintampo to the Baba Yara Stadium
Gyau also shared the story of his rise through the local football ranks to Ghana’s top-flight.
“I started my football journey at Kintampo FC, then moved to Unity FC in Ahafo Kenyasi. From there, I joined Nkoranza Warriors, which was later renamed Berekum City. I eventually earned a move to Berekum Chelsea, and now I’m proud to be with Asante Kotoko.”
Now wearing the red jersey, Hubert Gyau is eager to write a new chapter in his career and win over the hearts of Kotoko fans through action on the pitch.
