Kotoko defender Eric Donkoh wants an enhanced remuneration for local players following a shocking disparity in local footballers’ pay.
The financial struggles of local footballers earning is at a shocking poverty levels in Ghana, leading to massive exodus of players.
Players are owed salaries for several months while their contracts are flouted with impunity amid a growing financial crisis which has rocked domestic clubs.
Kotoko versatile man Eric Donkoh is urging club owners to show local players with respect and pay them the salaries they deserve.
“If I have what it takes to change something about Ghana football, it would be to improve player salaries,” he answered Kapital Radio's Afia Acheampong during an interaction.
Nice one... #playersalary https://t.co/yrRXd1D6Gk
— afia acheampong (@nafii97) February 2, 2016
@nafii97 @ericdonkor_31 If I have what it takes to change something about Ghana football, it would be to improve player salaries
— Asante Kotoko SC (@AsanteKotoko_SC) February 2, 2016
@nafii97 @ericdonkor_31 If I have what it takes to change something about Ghana football, it would be to improve player salaries
— Asante Kotoko SC (@AsanteKotoko_SC) February 2, 2016