The Federation of International football Association (FIFA) have ordered Moroccan Club Raja Casablanca to pay $54,000 to Ghanaian defender Awal Mohammed.
According to Ghanasportsonline.com, the World Football governing body asking the North African club to settle arrears owed to the player after they wrongfully terminated the contract of the Kotoko defender.
Awal Mohammed left Raja Casblanca after just one season with the Moroccan club.
Awal terminated his contract with the former Moroccan Champions who failed to settle his salaries and bonus forcing the center-back to report the issue to FIFA who have asked the Club to pay the said amount.
The 26-year-old signed a one-year contract with Ghana Premier League Asante Kotoko upon his return to Ghana.
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