Former Asante Kotoko captain Godwin Ablordey has urged Mohammed Alhassan not to do anything that will anger fans of his former club Hearts of Oak.
The experienced center-back signed for the Porcupine Warriors on Thursday after his deal with the Phobians was terminated earlier in the season.
The 30-year-old is expected to help the defending league champions in their quest to retain the title.
“His time has come to leave Hearts of Oak and join Asante Kotoko,” Ablordey told Asante Kotoko.
“The small I have to tell him is that, he has the opportunity to play for Asante Kotoko but he shouldn’t do anything to make Hearts of Oak fans angry.
“Even when he’s facing Hearts of Oak, we should do his work and make sure he respects them after the game because they gave him the platform before he came to Kotoko.
“He shouldn’t do anything that will cause any confusion.”
