Reports say, seven (7) Sharks players have their life-time monies lock-up at Gold Coast Fund Management which is owned by Dr Paa Kwesi Ndoom who doubles us the bankroller of Elmina based club.
One out of these seven players is reported to have attempted to take his own life because he has lost hope in getting his hard earn money back.
The investment company faced liquidation criess in 2017, and The firm had in the past struggle to pay clients due to what they said was the government's inability to pay debts owed contractors for work executed.
Speaking to Saddick Adams on Angel Fm, the wife of the player narrated the ordeal the family has gone through following their inability to retrieve their monies back
“My husband was advised by the management of Sharks to invest his monies including the his signing-on-fee totalling GHC 90000 at Gold Coast Fund Management for a handsome returns, but it end up to be scam,
“My husband and other players who also cotour to the advise of the management to invest their monies have not been able to retrieve their investment
“Life is unbearable for us, my husband tried to take his life because he can withstand the hardships we are going through now.”
The club has responded to the allegations saying they only recommended the investment company to all the players and those who proceeded to invest there did so on their own, they didnt force any player to do investement with Gold Coast Fund Management.
Source: Angel Fm
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