Cheetah FC boss, Abdul Hayye Yartey says Ghanaian players’ addiction to social media and womanizing is the cause of failure in their careers.
Speaking on Kasapa FM, the grassroots expert expressed worry on the attitude of most local players even before they depart for better transfers.
“Most players stay on social media for hours, chatting women, and forget that they have to sleep and be ready for the following day’s job.
“The rate at which most of our players chase women is awful.
“Due to that, they hardly concentrate because they have divided attention in their respective careers.”
Yartey urged players to maintain consistency when they leave Ghana.
“When our players earn contracts abroad and they are being paid like $ 2,000, they feel content.
“A player must always be motivated to go the extra mile. You can not relax and expect to land big team deals, especially in Europe,” the Division Two club owner told host Adam Adjei.
Hayye Yartey is the manager of Black Stars winger Christian Atsu and youngster Emmanuel Toku.
by Alexander Anyankwaa, Kasapa FM
