The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has called for an investigation into the tussle between Asante Kotoko and Esperance over the non-payment of a USD 180,000 fine.
World football governing body, FIFA fined the Ghana Premier League heavyweights for the registration of Emmanuel Clottey in 2015 when he had a contract with the Tunisian side.
The ruling by FIFA has triggered media debate with many calling for the exit of current management of the club.
A statement, signed by Kofi Badu, the chief of staff at the Manhyia Palace on Wednesday afternoon, called for the heated exchanges to come to a halt and for the forward march of the team to be considered by all involved.
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The statement further said a Committee had been set up to find out the circumstances leading to the current situation with Esperance.
Below is the full statement:
However, Kotoko have until May 17 to pay a total debt of $240,000.
