Ghanaian midfielder Bernard Morrison has dragged his football agent to court over a fraud charge.
The agent alleged to have made way with his R250 000 earmarked for the purchase of a car last year.
The Ghanaian, whose future at Orlando Pirates' has come under the spotlight has confirmed opening a fraud case against his representative but has been reluctant to give further details.
"The issue is being handled by the police. I can't talk much about the issue," the Ghanaian told KickOff.com.
Morrison is rumoured to be on his way out of the South African side after a difficult debut season.
He has consistently claimed he will see out his contract amid reports linking him with a return to DR Congo side AS Vita.
By Patrick Akoto



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