Frederick Boateng has been released by Kotoko
Striker Frederick Boateng says he is surprised by Asante Kotoko's demands for him to return all sports kits given to him during his stay at the club.
The Porcupine Warriors terminated the contract of the former Inter Allies forward on Thursday but interesting the Kumasi based club has asked the player to return all apparel handed to him.
Boateng revealed he has no problems with the club but was shocked on receiving the news.
“I've no qualms with nobody at Asante Kotoko SC & I can't speak evil of anyone. I only find it hard to understand why they are demanding some of the kits they gave me but policies differ from one club to another so I can't have issues with it," he told SIkka FM.
Boateng joined Kotoko in 2018 on a two year contract but failed to break into the first team.
He leaves the club with fellow striker Abass Mohammed, whose contract was also terminated on Thursday.
- Asante Kotoko circles member Okocha calls out players for drinking alcohol at a pub ahead of a game
- Kwabena Yeboah's tears, gunshots at Manhyia; background story to Herbert Mensah's Kotoko appointment
- Nyantakyi is the best replacement for John Kumah - Ex-Kotoko management member
- Asante Kotoko hold emergency meeting with coaching staff over recent poor results
- Asante Kotoko supporters call for coach Prosper Ogum's departure after fourth consecutive defeat
- Read all related articles
