Asante Kotoko Communications Director, Samuel Sarfo Duku, says the club is reviewing its long-standing policy of housing players together in a designated clubhouse, following recent concerns about off-field conduct.
His comments come in the wake of allegations by former team captain, Justice Blay, who claimed some players were engaging in misconduct â including alcoholism and romantic rivalries â while living under one roof in camp.
Speaking in an interview with Luv FM, Duku acknowledged the original intent behind the initiative was to improve convenience and build team cohesion, especially with challenges around transport and scheduling. "The idea of bringing these boys together...
is to ensure that they have some convenience," he said. "The struggle of players having to move from their various destinations to come for training...
