Andre and Jordan Ayew replied the Ghana Football Association and stated their desire to continue with their temporary retirement from Black Stars.Â
Read a copy of their letters below:
Andre Ayew's letter
24TH FEBRUARY, 2013
GHANA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION
P.O.BOX AN 19338
ACCRA-NORTH
ATTN: EMMANUEL GYIMAH
Thanks for your letter of 27th February, 2013 on the above subject.
I am giving priority of thought to the issues raised in your letter in response to my letter communicating my decision to withdraw my services from the senior national team the Black Stars.
I am most sincerely grateful to you for expressing your desire to address the issues that provoked my decision, some of which I most certainly believe, you are undoubtedly aware of for which reason I do not intend to catalogue them for discussion (I really think disagreement) at a roundtable with the Association. Time definitely heals wounds.
In the meantime, I shall revert to you in due course on the issues on my availability for the national team in due course.
Counting on your co-operation
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Dede Ayew
24TH FEBRUARY, 2013
GHANA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION
P.O.BOX AN 19338
ACCRA-NORTH
ATTN: EMMANUEL GYIMAH
I have received your letter of 27th February, 2013 on my decision to resign temporarily from international soccer.
I accept your recommendation to me to reconsider my decision and make myself available for future Black Stars assignment.
As indicated in my letter to the Ghana Football Association my decision to withdraw my services for the senior national football team is only temporary.
I will therefore definitely and certainly make myself available for future Black Stars assignment, but not immediately.
I appreciate your swift reaction to my letter and the suggestion implied in your letter that I am still relevant for the Black Stars assignment.
Thank you so much
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Jordan Ayew