Football Star Asamoah Gyan Allegedly Impregnates girl, Threatens to Release s*x tape

 Ghanaian football star, Asamoah Gyan is in the middle of a s*x scandal. A university student named Sarah Kwabla claims she is pregnant for the Black Star Captain and is threatening to release a s*x tape she made when she and the footballer supposed had s*x in her apartment in February this year.

The 22 year old lady, pictured left, is now asking the footballer to furnish her payment and pay her $1,000 monthly for post-natal care. She got lawyers involved and released a statement to Ghanaian media.

 Ghanaian media claim that Gyan admitted, through his lawyer, to having sex with the lady but wanted a paternity test conducted before dealing with the lady.

He is also said to have agreed to give her GH¢2000 monthly to take care of herself pending when the result of the paternity test.

The story is trending on Twitter Ghana under the hashtag #asamoahgyan

Asamoah Gyan Is The Highest Paid Footballer In Africa

Ghana striker Asamoah Gyan has been decreed Africa’s most elevated paid sportsman, as indicated by The Magazine’s Money Issue salary survey project.The UAE-bases star is said to be on a yearly profit of Us$ 16 million and he is broken even with by Tamba Hali who plays NFL side Kansas City Chiefs.

The processing of income incorporates compensation and/or prize cash from the 2011 timetable year or latest season.

Gyan moved from English Premier League side Sunderland in September a year ago to Al Ain for a record loan fee.

He is above Manchester City and Ivory Coast star Yaya Toure pocketing around Us$ 322,000 a week with an expected aggregate total assets Us$ 15. 4 million.

Togo star Emmanuel Adebayor, in the books of Manchester City yet on credit at Tottenham Hotspur, has aggregate acquiring of Us$ $13.3 million.

Triple-time African Footballer of the Year Samuel Eto’o is worth Us$ 13 337 000.

The ESPN Magazine’s Money Issue salary survey project used profit that were focused around data from different sources including groups, executors, sports alliances, social focuses and the United Nations.

SOURCE:GhanaSportsOnline.Com