Kotoko IMC Chairman raises concern over team’s inconsistent displays

Interim Management Committee (IMC) Chairman of Asante Kotoko, Nana Apinkrah Akwasi Awuah, has voiced strong dissatisfaction with the club’s recent performances despite a return to winning ways.

The Porcupine Warriors have struggled for consistency in the Ghana Premier League, even though they have suffered just two defeats in 14 matches this season.

After consecutive losses to Basake Holy Stars and Hohoe United, Kotoko responded with victories over Future Stars in the FA Cup and Dreams FC in the league.

However, Nana Apinkrah maintains that the team’s overall display remains below the club’s high standards.

Speaking at the swearing-in ceremony of the club’s newly appointed Supporters’ Chairman on Saturday, December 13, he admitted that performances since returning from continental competition have been unconvincing.

“Since returning from the African competition, our performance has been far from convincing,” he said.

“We may have lost only two matches, but the overall display has not met the standard expected of Asante Kotoko.”

Nana Apinkrah further revealed that concerns about the team’s form were raised during a recent technical meeting, where both the coaching staff and players were challenged to improve immediately.

“During our recent technical meeting, we made it clear to the coaching staff and players that they must elevate their performance immediately. If the necessary improvements are not made, further action will follow,” he warned.

Asante Kotoko currently sit third on the Ghana Premier League table with 24 points from 14 matches and will aim to build on their recent victory when they face Eleven Wonders in Matchday 15.