Jonathan Sowah denies bribery allegations
Jonathan Sowah has denied bribery allegations circulating in sections of the media, describing them as "false, malicious, and damaging to his reputation." He was reportedly suspended by Simba SC over claims that he accepted a bribe during a game against Azam FC. In an official statement issued on his behalf and signed by Alex Mensah Eshun, the player strongly refuted claims that he had accepted any form of inducement from a club, official, or individual.
The statement clarified that neither Simba SC nor any other body has formally accused him of wrongdoing. The camp of the former Medeama SC forward described the allegations as a direct attack on his integrity and professional career, warning media outlets, bloggers, and individuals to refrain from publishing or promoting unverified information. They emphasized that Jonathan Sowah "has not engaged in bribery or any form of misconduct," and challenged anyone with contrary claims to present verifiable evidence through appropriate legal and regulatory channels.
The matter has now been handed over to the player's legal team, with a clear indication that those responsible for spreading the allegations could face legal consequences. The statement also called for the immediate retraction and correction of all defamatory publications. Meanwhile, Jonathan Mensah has left Tanzanian side Simba SC after mutually parting ways.
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Jonathan Sowah, the Ghanaian striker, is dealing with some serious allegations in the media- and he's not taking them lightly. These accusations could have far-reaching implications for his career and reputation.
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