Samuel Inkoom is facing some troubles in addition to his fledgling career as reports indicate the right back has landed in some legal hot waters.

The issue is also not a very palatable one, as he’s being sued by his landlord, apparently for owing rent. One Curtis Paul Willette is the one taking the player to court, according to this report from Ghanasoccernet.

Documents filed in Arlington Circuit court allege the player owes $11,685 in rent from February through April 2015. He’s also alleged of damaging the property, for which the plaintiff is seeking $37,032 for repair.

Other allegations are made against the player, including leaving the property in a poor state, making it “unhabitable and unshowable” to rent. Also that “it smelled horrible”

In total, Willette is seeking about $65,316 in damages from the former Kotoko defender. Inkoom has been a free agent for a while now after his stint in Europe ended; and so far attempts to revive his career on the other side of the Atlantic have yielded no results.

Inkoom’s US nightmare just keeps going from bad to worse.