Enoch Morrison, a midfielder for Asante Kotoko, has mutually agreed to leave the club after two years with the Porcupine Warriors.
Despite this, head coach Prosper Narteh Ogum has expressed his intention to exclude Morrison in his plans for the upcoming season, leaving the 24-year-old’s future uncertain.
Morrison revealed that he received a call from the coach informing him that he was not part of his plans for the upcoming season.
He expressed his disappointment, stating that he believed Kotoko was his beloved team and he was eager to achieve success with the club.
Morrison, in an interview on Kessben TV, stated that the coach emphasized that the termination of his contract was not related to his performance. He accepted the decision in good faith as a professional player.
” Ogum told me am not part of his plans” – Morrison revealed. ” The coach called me this morning and told me am not part of his plans. “
” His reasons are not about my performance but I have accepted it in good faith. ” He added
“My heart is broken”, “It was heartbreaking to me because this team has always been a team I wanted to play and win trophies but this news can’t break me down as a player I am pained because I wanted to finish my contract in a very beautiful way so that I will leave in peaceful.I don’t know how this happened but I accept it in a good fate and move on with my career” – Enoch Morrison on Kessben TV
The talented, versatile midfielder played a crucial role in several important matches for the Porcupine Warriors and was one of the most improved players in the team last season.
However, it is unclear why his contract has been terminated. Morrison was signed from rivals King Faisal Babes and made 31 appearances during his first season, scoring three goals and providing two assists.
