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CCTV footage has shown the man who stole Ghana captain Asamoah Gyan’s $10,000 and Sulley Muntari’s expensive wrist watch from their hotel rooms while they were playing in a World Cup qualifier in Lesotho last Sunday.
The man could be seen emerging from the rooms with a bag containing what he stole from the two richest players in the Ghana squad in the video which was posted on Facebook.
The pot-bellied man was wearing one of the Black Stars jerseys as he emerged from the room with his booty.
However, it was not clear what the Maseru police intended to do with the footage even though they had promised an investigation into the case.
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