Yahaya Mohammed advises supporters to eschew insult to motivate old stars to return to the Ghana Premier League

Aduana Stars forward, Yahaya Mohammed has advised local football fans to eschew insult to motivate some old stars to return to the Ghana Premier League.

Some Ghanaian players who normally return to relaunch their career go through a lot. They are mostly accused of no tangible reasons.

It would be recalled that Laryea Kingston returned to the local top-flight after cancelling his contract with Dutch side Vitesse Arnhem.

He rejoined his former club Hearts of Oak in a two-and-half season but fell out with the club.

Kingston was handed an indefinite suspension for going AWOL and allegedly beating up the club’s accountant – a report he vehemently denied.

The likes of Nii Odartey Lamptey and Baffour Gyan got insulted on the field of play when they returned to play for Kotoko.

And, according to Yahaya Mohammed, the supporters need much education about the issue.

He explained that the presence of the old stars will assist the organizers of the domestic league to earn more sponsorship.

“It’ll help the Ghana league in diverse ways. Why can’t Gyan play in the local league if players like Kaka and Ronaldinho went home to play in the Brazilian league? Their presence will help in the acquisition of sponsorships, ” he told Hello.

“I can tell you that the day Asamoah Gyan will sign for a local club, the following week, we’ll get a huge sponsorship for the league.

“Look at where Gyan has reached in his football career but you will see someone insulting him. It’s time the supporters comport themselves.

“The insult should be in a professional way. We should educate the fans in order to have most of the old players in our league.

“It will make the league exciting and easy to get sponsorship as well. At the long round, everyone including the fans will benefit, ” he added.