“Capitalize on Kwasi Appiah’s experience to reshape Asante Kotoko” – Ibrahim Sunday

Ghanaian football legend, Ibrahim Sunday, has encouraged Asante Kotoko to fully capitalize on the wealth of technical knowledge possessed by their own legend, James Kwasi Appiah.

Kwesi Appiah is currently a part of Kotoko’s Interim Management Committee, tasked with guiding the club for the next three years.

Sunday, who both played for and coached the record-holding Ghana Premier League champions to victory in the African Champions Cup (CAF Champions League) in 1983, firmly believes that Kwesi Appiah can make a significant contribution to the Porcupine Warriors.

“It’s a very good news because he has the experience as a technical man,” Sunday expressed his sentiments.

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“Just that they have to listen to him and if they do I think the way will be clear and successful for them.” Ibrahim Sunday told Radio Gold Sports.

Notably, Kwesi Appiah himself has a history with the club, having also played for Asante Kotoko during his illustrious career.