Former Asante Kotoko coach Abdul Razak has called for people to disregard the "juju" allegations made against him by Alhaji Grusah, a well-known football administrator in Ghana.
Razak, who is considered a legend in Ghanaian football, was accused of using black magic to influence the outcome of matches during his time as coach of Asante Kotoko.
However, Razak has strongly denied the accusations and urged people not to believe such claims, emphasizing that he has always relied on hard work, and discipline to achieve success on the pitch.
"These are things we shouldn't entertain you the journalist when Alhaji says this you just ignore him. Alhaji we don't disgrace people like that he doesn't like our team he doesn't like me too. I haven't played for your team before I am not your child," he told Dan Kwaku Yeboah TV
"He can't wake up and insult anybody no way so what do we have in common. When we were playing in Ahenfie he had a team but we were playing they didn't put us in an age group if I am going to do juju do I go with you we don't talk like that. If I decided to respond it would have been a fight here we don't come from the same family we are not from the same tribe,"
"We respect you but if we play football and you are defeated that if we will get the clip before the match lets ask him if was he wearing slippers. He was barefoot he came to our dressing room we know his character so we told everybody to ignore him he just wants trouble. We didn't mind him and he went out you came into the dressing room for what if the referee enters are you part,"