Legendary Ghanaian footballer Asamoah Gyan recently visited President Mnangagwa at State House, presenting him with a signed Black Stars jersey during a courtesy call. Gyan, accompanied by the globally-renowned health technology company Trek Secure, discussed the power of sports in fostering national unity and youth development.

President Mnangagwa took to social media to express his gratitude for the visit, highlighting Gyan’s remarkable career and leadership both on and off the field. The football icon, who represented Ghana at the Africa Cup of Nations and the World Cup, serves as an ambassador for Trek Secure, which aims to implement health pandemic solutions following their World Health Organization tender win.

Gyan’s visit also included meetings with officials from Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Health and Child Welfare, underscoring the company’s commitment to enhancing healthcare through technology. Minister Douglas Mombeshora noted Gyan’s expressed desire to meet President Mnangagwa, with the football legend cherishing the opportunity to meet one of Africa’s distinguished leaders.

Gyan, known for his stellar performances during the 2010 World Cup, has left an indelible mark on African football. With over 100 caps for Ghana and numerous club stints worldwide, including at Udinese where Zimbabwean player Jordan Zemura currently plays, Gyan’s legacy continues to inspire football enthusiasts across the continent.