Former Ghana international, John Paintsil, has broken the silence on his resignation from South African side, Kaizer Chiefs also known as Amakhosi.
The former Fulham defender had a running contract with the Amakhosi’s until June 2018, however in 2017, Paintsil signed a termination agreement in order to part ways with the club.
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Touching on circumstances surrounding his departure from the club, Paintsil said “To be honest with you, I never felt welcome by the club and one thing I witnessed was that, it’s very difficult to work with that side if you are not a former player from Kaiser Chiefs”.
“Even though I tried so hard to focus on my work, it became a lot more frustrating as time went on”.
“The media also said a lot of things about me that wasn’t true, so I spoke to the head coach who was like a dad to me.
So he spoke to those in charge of the club and we reached a mutual agreement which I believe was for the better”.
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The experienced defender played in two FIFA World Cup finals and featured for West Ham United, Charlton Athletic, Fulham and Leicester City.
John Paintsil is currently the head coach of division side, Vision Explorers Soccer Academy.
