Controversial FC Azam forward, Yahaya Mohammed believes has can afford to buy a player from the Ghana league from his own pocket.
The 28-year old striker has not been shy from controversies throughout his playing career, and he scathingly claimed that due to improvement in his finances since moving to Tanzania purchasing a player from the league would not be difficult.
''I can use my one month salary here in Tanzania to recruit a premier league player in Ghana,'' Yahaya told Kumasi-based Silver FM
“If a club in Ghana can buy a player at a price of 10000 Cedis to 20000 Cedis with the highest being 40000 Cedis; what shows that I can't do same with my current financial status in Tanzania?”
''So, I'm saying this without mincing a word in my submission that I can recruit one player in Ghana with my one month salary,'' he bragged.
He continued: '' In fact, the working condition in Tanzania is very good as a footballer. The people have invested well into the league. The players are somehow well-off as their salaries are substantial. There's no doubt that the talent in Ghana can't be compare to that of Tanzania, but the truth is; football authorities here have pumped in a lot of money in the league which has made it attractive to the comfort of playing body,'' he reckons.
Yahaya joined the Tanzanian outfit from Aduana Stars in the close season on a two year contract.