Asante Kotoko have reached an agreement to part ways with four players as the club begins a major reshaping of its squad ahead of the upcoming football season.
The players affected are forward Kwame Poku, winger Elvis Kyei Baffour, left-back Francis Acquah, and goalkeeper Benjamin Twum, who will all leave the Porcupine Warriors following mutual decisions between the club and the individuals involved.
The development marks another phase in Kotoko’s efforts to restructure the team and create room for new additions as the club looks to build a competitive squad capable of achieving its targets.
Kwame Poku, who featured as an attacking option for the club, departs alongside winger Elvis Kyei Baffour, whose pace and creativity were expected to add depth to Kotoko’s offensive department.
Defender Francis Acquah also ends his time with the club after joining from Bechem United. The left-back was brought in to strengthen the team’s defensive options but has now reached an agreement with the club to move on.
Goalkeeper Benjamin Twum completes the list of players leaving the Porcupine Warriors, bringing an end to his chapter with the club.
The decisions form part of Asante Kotoko’s broader squad management strategy, as the club seeks to assess its current playing personnel, improve team balance, and prepare adequately for future challenges.
The Porcupine Warriors are expected to continue making adjustments in the coming weeks as management works with the technical team to assemble a squad that can compete strongly on all fronts.
