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He explained that he started something with the Legon based outfit, but decided not to continue with the club because he wasnât pleased with the way things were done.
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Polo has been unattached with any topflight side since he was sacked by Accra Hearts of Oak in the 2013/2014 season, but he has expressed his desire to return to competitive coaching and revealed that he almost joined Legon Cities.
âI almost joined Legon Cities; I was with the club for some time but I wasnât pleased with certain things so I left there."
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"I was with them before coronavirus but I didnât like them because of what I saw there,â he told Bryt FM in Koforidua.
He has previously had stints with former club Hearts of Oak, Great Olympics, and Stade Malien of Mali.
Mohammed Polo as a player had an illustrious career with both Accra Hearts of Oak and Black Stars.
The Dribbling Magician as he was affectionately called during his playing days was a member of the Hearts of Oak âFearsome Fiveâ which included Mama Acquah, Peter Lamptey, Robert Hammond and Anas Seidu.
He was also a member of
the Black Stars team that won the 1978 Africa Cup of Nations.
Mohammed Polo believes in his coaching abilities and has never demanded for coaching opportunities.