Gyan Asamoah, the Ghana Black Stars striker playing for Al Ain in the UAE, attended the quarter-final match of the Cadet World Cup between the Golden Eagles of Nigeria and Iran (4-1). Impressed by the talent displayed by the African teams, Gyan acknowledged the abundance of skill and potential in the young players.
In an interview with Fifa.com, Gyan expressed his admiration for the progress made in African football, particularly by the young talents participating in the Cadet World Cup. He emphasized the promising future ahead for these players, many of whom are just 16 or 17 years old, building their careers and showcasing the potential to become future stars.
Gyan Asamoah specifically mentioned two names that caught his attention: Kelechi Iheanacho and Taiwo Awoniyi, both considered among the best of their generation. Despite the football rivalry between Nigeria and Ghana, Gyan highlighted the brotherly bond that exists off the field, emphasizing the close relationship between the two nations.
Moreover, Gyan hinted at the success of Ivory Coast, which also reached the quarter-finals, showcasing the strength and talent emerging from various African nations in the Cadet World Cup.
