Ghanaian football legend, Ibrahim Sunday, has delivered a stern message to Asante Kotoko and Hearts of Oak, urging them to refrain from signing talentless players in their efforts to elevate their game.
With his vast experience and successful career, Sunday's advice serves as a passionate call for both clubs to prioritize quality and wise decision-making when recruiting players.
“Asante Kotoko is not a club that any player at all should be signed. It is not a club that as soon as a player is good in a village then he is brought to Kotoko to play," Ibrahim Sunday told Oyerepa FM.
"We have to see that the player is really talented and he has a future before he is taken to Kotoko or Hearts of Oak before he is called to the national team,”
“But not any player at all from any village then he is signed and fielded by Asante Kotoko or Hearts of Oak,”
His clear message urges the clubs to focus on identifying and nurturing genuine talent, rather than rushing to sign players without proper evaluation.
By doing so, Asante Kotoko and Hearts of Oak can build stronger teams that will contribute to their long-term success.
