Asamoah Gyan has signed for U.A.E. side Al-Ain on a permanent basis.
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The 26-year-old left Sunderland last season in a loan move and he finished top-scorer in the United Arab Emirates with 22 goals.
Gyan signed for Sunderland in August 2010 for a reported £13m, a Sunderland club record. He made 34 appearances, scoring 10 goals.
His loan move to Al-Ain for a fee of £6m was a record for a deal of its type.
Gyan never met Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill.
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