Patrick Twumasi has apologised for failing to deliver when it mattered most after Gaziantep lost 2-0 at home to Fenerbahce in Saturday's Turkish Super Lig, claiming it gave him sleepless nights.
With the game goalless at half-time, the 25-year old Ghanaian came on as a second-half substitute for Jefferson.
He had a glorious chance to give GFK the lead, but his curled effort went wide.
"No footballer will go to the field to play and just wish to lose. Couldn’t sleep all night for missing such chances," Twumasi wrote on Instagram.
"Some say it’s part of football and it’s happened to top players in the world. Sorry to our beloved fans and teammates.
"Learning from mistakes and will come back stronger. Peace!."
Twumasi - on loan from Spanish La Liga side Alaves, has scored five goals and provided three assists in 16 Super Lig appearances this season.
Gaziantep sit 10th in the Super Lig log after 18 matches.
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