A decade or two ago, the state of Asante Kotoko SC was in dolour without any unforeseeable plan to path a chart to the glory days of yesteryears which had taken and placed the club into the right acme of Africa Football. From managerial lapses to leadership paralysis to technical ineptitude amongst others, left the club to ridicule and a thing of mockery.
Instead of discussing our local game, they talk about foreign football with the lion's share of their time. Quips many a Ghanaian football followers. Who should take responsibility for this? media? the Football Association? the clubs? or the average Ghanaian football faithful? This article will give readers a detailed description of everyone's role in promoting and supporting the growth of our local game.
Currently, Kotoko has a full squad as all the first-team spots are occupied. There have been departures with Ibrahim Imoro, Mudasiru Salifu, and Fabio Gama leaving, but some new players have also been signed and there are some returning loanees.
Bibiani Gold Stars gaffer Michael Osei insists that he has the required experience to coach the senior national team of Ghana
Athletic Bilbao centre-forward Iñaki Williams has lauded Ghana Football Association President, Kurt Okraku for his role in the decision to represent the West African nation.
Ashanti Regional Director of the National Sports Authority, Emmanuel Kojo Appiah has stated with so much optimism that, the Baba Yara Stadium will be ready by the end of the month and will host Kotoko's African campaign.
