Reports circulating in local football circles claim Kwame Poku was asked to leave camp by coaches Stanley Menzo and Eric Tinkler after an alleged incident of indiscipline.
The reported decision is said to have been taken on Friday evening while the team was in camp. However, the claims have not been confirmed by the club, Menzo or Tinkler, and no official explanation has been issued about what allegedly happened.
The nature of the reported disciplinary issue remains unclear. There has also been no confirmation of whether Poku’s departure from camp was intended to be temporary or whether it could affect his involvement with the club beyond the current situation.
Because the reports have not been officially verified, it is not yet possible to establish the circumstances surrounding the alleged decision. The claims are currently based only on information circulating among local football figures and have not been supported by a public statement from the club or its coaching staff.
If the reports are accurate, the incident could create uncertainty over Poku’s immediate future with the club. It could also lead to questions about whether the player will face any further disciplinary action once the circumstances have been reviewed.
For the moment, there is no confirmed indication of what action, if any, the club intends to take. Neither the coaching staff nor the club has publicly addressed the reports, leaving supporters waiting for clarification.
The situation remains speculative until an official response is released. Any assessment of Poku’s position, including whether he will return to camp or be involved in the team’s next activities, would therefore be premature.
Supporters are expected to look to the club for confirmation of the claims and details of the alleged incident. Until then, reports that Poku was asked to leave camp should be treated as unverified.
