Former Medeama SC Defender Emmanuel Cudjoe Accuses PFAG Vice Chairman of Ignoring His Calls

By:Kofi Bigwig Arthur 

Former Medeama SC centre-back, Emmanuel Cudjoe, has expressed his frustration over the lack of response from the Vice Chairman of the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG), Joseph Tetteh Zutah.

Speaking to Mining City Radio 89.5, Cudjoe revealed that he had reported his concerns regarding issues with Medeama SC to Joseph Tetteh Zutah, who is also a former Medeama captain and current official of the PFAG. However, despite multiple attempts to reach him, Zutah has not been responding to his calls or messages.

"I have reported my issues with Medeama SC to PFAG Vice Chairman Joseph Tetteh Zutah, but he is not answering my calls anymore, and he is also not replying to my messages," Cudjoe lamented.

It remains unclear what specific concerns Cudjoe raised with the PFAG Vice Chairman and why his attempts to communicate have been ignored. However, his comments suggest a growing frustration over a lack of response from the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG), which serves as a key body in addressing players' grievances and welfare issues.

As a former player of Medeama SC, Cudjoe’s remarks raise questions about the treatment of past players and the level of support they receive from the club and relevant authorities.