Black Stars captain, Asamoah Gyan, has hit out at critics saying his footballing career is not heading to an end after signing for Al-Ahli Dubai in the UAE.

“For about 6 or so months, I have not been very fit but I always say that you cannot judge a player when he is not fit.

When I am 100 percent fit and I am not performing, that is when you can judge me”, said Gyan in an interview with Citi Sports shortly after arriving from signing for Al-Ahli Dubai.

If I am injured and anyone wants to celebrate, wait for a hundred years because I am not done. People can do what they like but I always find a way to win. That is what it is and I am not being arrogant.”

“I just want to be fit and then, we will see what happens next. I have confidence in myself and I know what I can do when I am fit.”

Gyan speaking to journalists after his arrival in Ghana after signing for Al-Ahli Dubai.

The 30-year-old is now expected to lead Ghana out when they take on the Amavubi of Rwanda on the 3rd of September in their final AFCON qualifiers.