Ghana star Asamoah Gyan was left impressed with his debut for NorthEast United despite drawing blank against champions Bengaluru in a goalless drawn game in the Indian Super League opener on Monday.<\/p>\n
The 33-year-old was replaced by Maximiliano Barreiro on 89 minutes as the visitors picked a vital point.<\/p>\n
The Highlanders walked off the pitch with a big point as they restricted Bengaluru.<\/p>\n
And the former Sunderland hitman, who joined the Indian side in the summer, was left impressed with his output despite not being 100% fit.<\/p>\n
“Its a good game. We knew we were playing against a tough side and we had one point here. I think its a good result for us,” Gyan said<\/p>\n
“Its a very good start. We had a couple of chances that we could have won the game. But this is football.<\/p>\n
“This is the first game and so we’re looking forward to the next game.<\/p>\n
“I got here exactly like one month and have a lot of work to do with my fitness. I know the team started two months before I came.<\/p>\n
“I am getting used to the players, I am getting used to everything. This is the first game like I said and I will just go home and work on my fitness level.<\/p>\n
” I can’t wait. It will be very good to play infront of our home fans. They came here to support us and so when are playing at home, we have to make them happy.”<\/p>\n
\n@ASAMOAH_GYAN3<\/a> speaks after his debut in the @IndSuperLeague<\/a> against @bengalurufc<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/51l44JTuHh<\/a><\/p>\n
— NorthEast United FC (@NEUtdFC) October 22, 2019<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n