It was the record transfer of the Super League: He had some money left for food in his account.

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Between the 2017-2020 seasons, Asamoah Gyan, who was paid a record salary by Kayserispor and was one of the highest-paid footballers in the world at one time, can only afford to eat in England for a month with the money left in his account.

HE PLAYED FOR KAYSERISPOR

Asamoah Gyan, who started his professional career in 2003 with his country's Liberty Professionals team and transferred to Udinese in Italy the same year, is going through tough times.

After his adventure in China, Asamoah Gyan ended up at Kayserispor, coming to our country as the highest-paid footballer in the history of the Super League. The successful forward, who wore the Yellow-Red jersey between the 2017-20 seasons, then played for a while in India and his home country Ghana before ending his professional football career.

HE HAS ONLY ENOUGH MONEY LEFT FOR FOOD

However, according to a report in DailyStar, the former Ghanaian footballer, who has earned record amounts in his career, has only £597 (approximately 26.4 thousand TL) left in his bank account, enough for a month of eating in England.

Gyan, who played only 34 matches and contributed 9 goals and 3 assists while wearing the Kayserispor jersey between 2017-20, also faced issues regarding receivables with the Yellow-Red club.