Asante Kotoko are set to sign Ivorian striker Sylla Mohammed from RC Abidjan ahead of the new football season.
The Porcupine Warriors have had a torrid season in the ongoing campaign, as they currently sit 10th on the log with 40 points after 29 rounds of matches.
With the arrival of Sylla, head coach Prosper Ogum and the current management are optimistic he will bring aboard some-sought of depth to the attacking line of the team as they aim to make a mark in the next (2024-25) Ghana Premier League season.
Sources have told Kickgh.com that the Ivorian won't come cheap as the Porcupines gaffer is an admirer of him and believes he would bring dexterity and sharpness into the team as they are pursuing a deal.
The 22-year-old possesses a confidence that borders on swagger on the ball in-front of goal, and has been a targeting younger profile of striker for most clubs on the African and European terrain.
By: Pascal Amoah
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