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Former captain of the senior national men's football team, Stephen Appiah, has dismissed claims that he slept with socialite Abena Korkor.
In a tweet on Thursday, the former Black Stars midfield maestro explained the circumstances of their meeting.
— Stephen Appiah (@StephenAppiah) March 17, 2022
The former Udinese player said, "I have never encountered the said author in any special way other than at a few open and public events where she sought my permission to take pictures with me."
Recently, the controversial self-acclaimed mental and sexual health therapist released a list of celebrities she has slept with.
Footballer Asamoah Gyan and singer Stonebwoy were among some of the celebrities Abena Korkor alleged had sexual encounters with her.
The revelations caused an uproar on the microblogging site.
But reacting to her claims, Mr Appiah said it is untrue that he has an amorous relationship with Miss Korkor.
According to him, the said publications "are not only false, baseless and unfounded, but they are mischievous and fanciful conjectures of the said author."
Stephen Appiah added, "I am constrained to respond to this needless provocation because that false and offensive narrative strikes at the very core of my hard-won reputation, both at home and abroad."
He entreated his family, friends and well-wishers to "disregard the offensive and provocative publications and treat it with the contempt it deserves."
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