Former Asante Kotoko forward, Abass Mohammed, says he petitioned the Ghana Football Association (GFA) Player Status Committee (PSC) because he wanted fairness.
According to him, the club’s unilateral decision to terminate his contract was disrespectful and he felt mistreated.
Abass in an interview with Accra-based Happy FM stated that he had to be chasing officials of the club around to even find out if he was still in their plans ahead of the season.
Revealing why he reported Asante Kotoko to the GFA, he said, “Is not about the money, I love to play football. I wanted to be free so I can join any club of my choice.
“The main reason why I took Kotoko to the Player Status Committee is because I wanted them to be fair to me. They didn’t treat me well and wanted fairness and the truth”.
“I took them there for the truth to be out, it wasn’t about the money”
Asante Kotoko have been handed a one-period registration ban by the GFA and also fined GHC 10,000 for abusive conduct after the Player Status Committee ruled on the petition from former player Abass Mohammed.
Kotoko have been given a short period to pay all monies and arrears owed Abass Mohammed.
Source: Happyghana
