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Striker Kabiru Imoro has told management of Asante Kotoko that he would not be forced to play for a club he is not interested in.
Kabiru Imoro was one of the eight players placed on transfer by Kotoko last week after failing to meet the expectations of new head Coach Bogdan Korak.
The striker has since been in talks with a number of clubs for a possible move but Kotoko says he would be swapped for Larbi Koomson from Premiership side B.A Stars.
The player told Joy Sports, Kotoko have no right to determine which club he joins. “They can’t decide for me,” he said.
Source: Joy Sports/Ghana
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