Felix Annan, a former goalkeeper for Asante Kotoko, says no player should have to go through what he went through there.
After getting married in the middle of the 2019–20 season, Felix Annan, the Porcupine Warriors’ captain and first-choice goalkeeper, was demoted to the sidelines.
Annan left Kotoko after losing the coach’s favour, Maxwell Konadu, to join Maryland Bobcats FC in the USA.
Although the former WAFA goalkeeper stated that he was battling issues at the club, Annan explained that his marriage was never part of the reasons he left the club.
“That question is becoming boring but I will answer the question concerning whether the coach warned me not to have my wedding. I can tell you it’s a big 200% no. He never said anything like that,” Felix Annan said.
According to him, the club gave up on him at a time he needed their support to help recover his form.
“They [Kotoko] shouldn’t repeat it because in Europe club protects players. How many times has De Gea gone through difficulties but they would never give up on him?
“I was unfortunate but I will never wish anyone goes through something like this again. It was painful,” Annan said in an interview with Angel FM.