<b>Allnigeriasoccer.com</b> understands that a London - based agency has threatened to take <span class=\"st\">Ghana international </span>Samuel Inkoom to court over the failure of the <span class=\"st\">defender to honour the terms of their agreement prior to his switch to </span><span class=\"st\">Antalyaspor in the January transfer window.<br /><br />The bone of contention according to Nigerian intermediary Afam is that Inkoom, then a free agent, came begging cap in hand for the United Kingdom agency to assist him get a new team and both parties had agreed that the company will be compensated whenever he is transferred from Boavista.<br /><br />The 26 - year - old later signed for </span><span class=\"st\">Antalyaspor but has reneged on the agreement despite multiple notices to clear the outstanding debt.<br /><br />Inkoom is not new to controversy and appears to be a dubious character on and off the field based on his past dealings with acquaintances.<br /><br />Last year, his professionalism became questionable after he got himself sent off during a league game for Boavista just to attend a disciplinary hearing at Fifa after the club failed to sanction his trip.<br /><br />Whilst in the United States with DC United, he was sued by an American for damaging an apartment he rented and checked out of the property while still owing rent.<br /><br /><b>Allnigeriasoccer.com </b>attempted to contact Samuel Inkoom through his Turkish - Cypriot intermediary </span><span class=\"st\">to hear his version of events but came up against a brick wall.<br /><br /><b>Editor</b><br /><br />Photo Credit : twoyellowcards.livejournal.com<br /></span>