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Asamoah Gyan scored twice for Al Ain in their 4-0 thrashing of Ajman in the final game of the UAE Pro League on Saturday.
The on-loan Sunderland striker scored the second for the runaway champions in the 63rd minute and finished it off ten minutes from time.
Gyan thus completes the season as the league’s Top Goal scorer with 22 goals in his debut season.
With the season now over, Gyan's future will be the next issue as Al-Ain push to tie him down on a permanent contract though the striker has confirmed that he has received other offers.
There is also the possibility of return to Sunderland.
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