Medeama owner Moses Armah is tired of running the CAF Confederation Cup group phase campaigners and has put the club up for sale.

The man popularly known as Parker is willing to sell the club to any interested investor after six years of spending a fortune on the Tarkwa-based to make the club a force to reckon in the country as well as on the continent, saying he is demotivated to continue  running the Ghana Premier League club.

Armah is particularly peeved after his midfield dynamo Kwesi Donsu was overlooked by Black Stars coach Avram Grant for this month's World Cup qualifiers.

He has given the first option to sponsors Goldfields Ghana Darmang  and Ghana Manganese Company (GMC) so the club remains in the community.

''I'm tired of running Medeama. In addition to that there's no motivation in football,'' Armah told the Graphic Sports.

''I want to sell Medeama to any interested investor. I'm not interested in partners who want to buy percentage shares.''

Armah acquired Kumasi-based Kessben Football Club in 2010 and renamed it Medeama, moving the team to Tarkwa for their Ghana Premier League matches.