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Troubled Asamoah Gyan claims he's mentally tough to deal with rape and sodomy charges

By ghanasoccernet.com
Sports News Asamoah Gyan of Ghana during the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations Ghana training session ahead of their match against Senegal, at the Mongoma Stadium in Mongoma, Equatorial Guinea on 18 January 2015 Barry AldworthBackpagePix
JUN 25, 2015 LISTEN
Asamoah Gyan of Ghana during the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations Ghana training session ahead of their match against Senegal, at the Mongoma Stadium in Mongoma, Equatorial Guinea on 18 January 2015 ©Barry Aldworth/BackpagePix

Beleaguered Ghana captain Asamoah Gyan says he has the mental strength to deal with allegations of rape and sodomy by a 22-year-old female student.

Sarah Kwabla, a university student, claims he had sex with the Al Ain star in February and that resulted in a pregnancy.

But her lawyer Maurice Ampaw has announced that they have filed fresh charges at the Domestic Violence and Victim Support Unit (DOOVSU) at the Ministry Police Station in Accra two days ago.

In his first interview, Gyan has said he had the wherewithal to brave the storm and sees this

“All through my career, I have always contended with obstacles whenever I'm trying to do anything but I never give up because I am mentally strong. I have not always had things running smoothly for me but I try to sail through,” Gyan told Accra-based Happy FM.

“What has kept me going up to this time is my mental toughness.

“You will notice that at almost every point in my life I have had challenges. I am blessed to have been able to go through all the time so I will go through this one too, again.

Gyan's lawyer Kissi Adjabeng confirmed his client had sex with the lady but doubted if he was responsible for the pregnancy.

The player and camp had accused the lady of blackmail.

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