He explained that after a league game against King Faisal, he was told a fan was looking for him and when he met the fan, he was gifted a car.
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Kotoko fan bought me a car after being impressed with my performance – Inkoom
Former Asante Kotoko defender Samuel Inkoom has revealed that a supporter of the club bought him a car after being impressed with his performance.
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“We played a game against King Faisal and after the game, I heard that someone was looking for me. I met him and he asked that I hang around for a while before going home. I obliged and he asked me to follow him,” he narrated in an interview with Angel FM, as quoted by Ghanaweb.
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“I sat in his car and we drove to Santasi roundabout. Upon getting there, he took me to a garage and gifted me one of the cars. I didn’t know him from anywhere. It was my first time meeting him. He told me that he had followed me since I signed for Kotoko and had been impressed with my performance for the club so that was his way of showing appreciation.
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“I wasn’t a good driver then but I managed to drive it home. I later found out his name is Prince and we have a good relationship now. We keep in touch constantly.”
Inkoom played for the Porcupine Warriors from 2008 to 2009, before sealing a big-money move to Swiss giants FC Basel.
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Meanwhile, Kotoko are currently going through a patchy run of form after sinking to 11th position in the Ghana Premier League.
Prosper Narteh Ogum’s side had a great start to the season and finished the first round as one of the contenders for the title.
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However, they’ve been very disappointing in the second round and are currently winless in their last seven matches in all competitions.
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