Alhaji Abdul Karim Grunsah, the Owner and President of King Faisal Babes, has dropped a bombshell accusation during an interview on Angel TV.

Grunsah alleges that following his receipt of a substantial $100,000 appearance fee after the Qatar World Cup, a member of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) approached him with a shocking request.

According to Grunsah's account, the GFA member demanded that he transfer 50% of the appearance fee into a specific account, despite it being rightfully his. Despite feeling compelled to comply, Grunsah now claims to have bank evidence to support his claims.

This revelation has sent shockwaves through the sporting community, prompting widespread speculation about the motives behind such a request.

Sports journalist Saddick Adams has raised pertinent questions about whether this was a kickback scheme or related to the coefficient, a practice banned by a government white paper with the authority of a high court.

"Who could that be? What was the money for? Kickback or coefficient. Remember coefficient is banned by a government white paper which has the powers of a high court. Black Stars, a money-making machine," he said.