Breaking News: Asante Kotoko Sporting Club Set to Resume Football Activities After March 6
Asante Kotoko Sporting Club has officially announced that they will resume all football-related activities after March 6, following the burial and final funeral rites of the late Nana Pooley. The club had temporarily suspended its operations to mourn the passing of the beloved figure, whose contributions to the club and its supporters were widely recognized.
In a statement addressing the media, the club’s Public Relations Officer, Lawyer Sarfo Duku, confirmed the decision, emphasizing the importance of balancing respect for the late Nana Pooley with the club’s ongoing commitments.
“I would like to declare that, based on the happenings, Asante Kotoko shall be ready for action after the burial and final funeral rites of the late Francis Frimpong, aka Nana Pooley. We have players we have to pay, and we have a CAF calendar to meet. The fans are aware of every step we take. They always take part in the meeting with all the stakeholders,” stated Lawyer Sarfo Duku.
The club’s decision reflects both a deep sense of responsibility to honour Francis Frimpong, aka Nana Pooley’s legacy and a commitment to ensuring the team remains competitive in domestic and international football. With crucial fixtures ahead, including those aligned with the CAF calendar, Kotoko is set to return with full focus on their footballing objectives.
Fans and stakeholders have been actively involved in the club’s discussions throughout this period of mourning, reinforcing the unity and collective spirit that Asante Kotoko is known for. The club is expected to communicate further details regarding training schedules and upcoming fixtures as they prepare to resume full operations post-March 6.
Asante Kotoko remains one of Ghana’s most decorated football clubs, and this return to action marks an important step forward as they continue their pursuit of excellence both on and off the pitch.