Edwin Gyimah has anger issues, needs to go to rehab- Former agent Ratshibvumo Mulovhedzi

Former agent Ratshibvumo Mulovhedzi has urged ex-Ghana international Edwin Gyimah to seek professional help for anger issues following his failed move to Magesi FC.

Gyimah, who has been without a club since leaving Sekhukhune United, declined a contract with Magesi FC despite initially agreeing to a R100,000-a-month salary.

Mulovhedzi expressed frustration over Gyimah’s repeated career setbacks, recalling past incidents, including his fallout with Orlando Pirates coach Muhsin Ertugral.

He recounted helping Gyimah secure deals with clubs like Black Leopards and Sekhukhune, only for him to leave under controversial circumstances.

Mulovhedzi advised Gyimah to apologize to those he has wronged, warning that no one succeeds alone.

The defender is now linked to Kazakhstan’s FC Astana, though he has not commented on the situation.