Ghana key player Michael Essien has issued an apology to the Ghana Football Association for going AWOL before an international friendly against Angola.
The Chelsea midfielder, Inter Milan's ex-Portsmouth striker Sulley Muntari and Rennes forward Asamoah Gyan failed to make the trip for last Wednesday's match.
Head coach Milovan Rajevac was left seething and has threatened the trio with sanctions.
The vice-president of the GFA Fred Pappoe has confirmed that Essien has written to apologise and explain the circumstances under which he missed the game.
Essien will be hoping the matter is now resolved after his written apology.
Gyan also wrote to the GFA, but Muntari has yet to do so.
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what dd essien exactly say was his reason for quitting the match against the angolans. u know wht these people need to be punished a little