Head coach of newly-emerged Ghanaian champions Asante Kotoko, Prosper Narteh Ogum has confirmed he's attracted interests from foreign clubs but will hope to continue in Kumasi.
The enterprising gaffer joined the Porcupine Warriors prior to the start of last season from WAFA on a three year deal and still has two years left in his contract to honour.
In his first season, he did incredibly well by guiding the 'Kum Apem' lads to winning the Ghana Premier League in the just finished campaign to halt their seven year drought.
They have now qualified to next season's CAF Champions League and will hope to cruise into the money zone this time around, having missed out for so many years.
Speaking to ATL FM, the Educationist has revealed he's gotten offers from clubs abroad but isn't willing to leave Kotoko anytime soon.
“I have a two-year contract with Kotoko and I will respect it. Although some teams outside Ghana have requested for my services, I am for Kotoko and I love serving them."
“I now know and understand my players and vice versa. So I want most of them to stay at Kotoko. [The team] going to Africa although I understand the business aspect of football," he added.
By: Iddriss Abdul Rahim
