Inkoom unaffected by match-fixing claim against Hearts
Hearts of Oak safeguard Samuel Inkoom has said he isn't worried about match-fixing claims in the Ghana chief association as affirmed by Mr. Albert Commey.
Mr Commey asserted four games in the Ghana Premier League were fixed on the last day of the 2021/22 season, including Hearts of Oak's 1-4 misfortune to Real Tamale United at the Accra Sports Stadium.
Addressing Class Sports, the previous Black Stars right-back said remaining proficient on the pitch has forever been his objective.
"As I would see it, this isn't something new and I don't truly regret it on the grounds that, by the day's end, I don't have a clue. As a player, I am dependably on the pitch to do all that I need to do to help my club [Hearts of Oak], in this way, I am not giving a lot of consideration to what is happening at present," he expressed.
"I have a picture to safeguard, which is vital to me and I wouldn't find myself mixed up with such dealings," the previous FC Basel player added.
Inkoom, who is likewise a previous Kotoko right-back got back to the Ghana head association mid-way through the 2021/22 season.
He finished his introduction season with 12 appearances, two objectives, and two helps for Hearts of Oak and furthermore came out on top for the MTN FA Cup championship under gaffer Samuel Boadu.
Hearts of Oak additionally completed sixth in the equitable finished head association season and are set to address Ghana at the 2022/23 CAF Confederations Cup with the starter stages starting off in September.
He finished his introduction season with 12 appearances, two objectives, and two helps for Hearts of Oak and furthermore came out on top for the MTN FA Cup championship under gaffer Samuel Boadu.
Hearts of Oak additionally completed sixth in the equitable finished head association season and are set to address Ghana at the 2022/23 CAF Confederations Cup with the starter stages starting off in September.
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