Former Asante Kotoko captain, Felix Annan, has finally disclosed why he did not cross carpet to join Hearts of Oak after he parted ways with the Porcupine Warriors.
According to the stupendous goalkeeper, almost all the Premier League clubs, including Kotoko's bitterest rival Hearts of Oak contacted him after the announcement of his exit.
Annan is seen as one of the best goalkeepers the country has ever produced, following his sterling performance for both Club and various National teams.
The 27-year-old goalkeeper demonstrated optimum performance at Asante Kotoko to carve a niche in the local league.
In an exclusive interview with Opemsuo Radio, the America-based goalkeeper revealed that he was contacted by almost every Premier League side in the country.
“Almost every club in the Ghana Premier League wanted me to play for them when I announced my exit from Kotoko, including Hearts of Oak,” he confirmed.
In furtherance, he indicated why he did not join any local side, “I declined the numerous calls from the local clubs because I wanted a new environment outside Ghana. I felt I had given and proved myself enough and there was nothing to prove anywhere again in Ghana.”
Felix Annan enjoyed a remarkable season with his new club, Maryland Bobcats. He was in post for 20 matches and kept 8 clean sheets for his side.
By: Sasu Danquah High Priest
