Source: Daily_Mail
Asamoah Gyan is not for sale, says Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn
ShareChairman Niall Quinn has dismissed talk that Sunderland are set to cash in on Asamoah Gyan. [LNB]Gyan only arrived from Rennes last summer after starring for Ghana at the World Cup but the striker has been linked with a move away from the Stadium of Light.[LNB]Quinn said: 'The suggestion that we have spoken to an agent to sell this player on our behalf is embarrassing to all concerned. [LNB] Going nowhere: Sunderland are not about to sell striker Asamoah Gyan[LNB]'I hope our fans would be smart enough to realise that this is probably some other club or outside agent's way of attempting to destabilise our relationship with one of our players.' [LNB]Tottenham were reported to be interested in 25-year-old Gyan, who cost the Black cats around ?13million. [LNB]Spurs strikers Peter Crouch and Roman Pavlyuchenko are just two of the players Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has been linked with since the end of the season. [LNB] Big-money move: Darren Bent left Sunderland in a ?24m switch in January[LNB]Bruce lost England international Darren Bent to Aston Villa in January while on-loan Danny Welbeck has returned to Manchester United and Fraizer Campbell is facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines with a knee injury. [LNB]Liverpool's David Ngog is expected to arrive on Wearside while Bruce faces competition from Newcastle boss Alan Pardew to sign South Korean Ji Dong-won from Chunnam Dragons. [LNB] Blackburn and Bolton on red alert with United's Brown set to reject Sunderland switchClub-by-club guide to all the Barclays Premier League summer transfersMan United bid for Ozil turned down but Gibson still likely to join SunderlandPREMIER LEAGUE NEW KIT SPECIAL: Strips your team will wear in 2011-12All the latest Sunderland news, features and opinion[LNB] Explore more:People: Darren Bent, Steve Bruce, Roman Pavlyuchenko, Peter Crouch, David Ngog, Danny Welbeck, Niall Quinn Places: Newcastle, Liverpool, Manchester, United Kingdom, Ghana
