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Asante Kotoko have announced that they are working around the clock to appoint a competent substantive head coach.In a statement released on Wednesday, the club acknowledged the growing frustration among the ‘Porcupine Warriors’ faithful following a string of disappointing results and the prolonged absence of a permanent technical lead.The leadership noted that they fully understand the high expectations and cultural weight associated with the club.To address this, Kotoko emphasized that the search is focused on a candidate whose football philosophy aligns with Kotoko’s long-term ambitions.“We fully understand the expectations that come with representing this great club,” the statement signed by Communications Director Sarfo Duku said.“The Board is actively working to appoint a competent substantive head coach whose philosophy aligns with the long-term ambitions of the club. We kindly ask for your patience as we take the necessary time to identify the right candidate.”Asante Kotoko currently sits in 6th position on the Ghana Premier League table. The club has accumulated 43 points from 29 matches, leaving them 10 points behind the league leaders, Medeama SC, with only five games remaining in the season.The club is without a permanent head coach following the resignation of...

Asante Kotoko goalkeeper Mohammed Richard Camara is reportedly set to leave the club at the end of the season after reportedly agreeing a pre-contract with South African side Sekhukhune United.The 26-year-old is expected to become a free agent upon the expiry of his current deal, paving the way for a move to the PSL outfit. The agreement is understood to have been facilitated by his representatives, Pro Sport in South Africa.Camara, who joined Kotoko on a two-year deal in 2024, has been Kotoko’s first-choice goalkeeper for much of the campaign, although he has recently fallen down the pecking order, missing the club’s last four matches. His most recent appearance came in matchweek 25 against Karela United.Despite limited minutes in recent weeks, the shot-stopper remains involved at the international level and was called up to the Guinea squad for friendly matches against Togo and Benin during the March international window.The move is expected to be finalised at the end of the season, with Camara likely to begin a new chapter in South Africa.