Baba Yahaya, the recently acquired midfielder for Asante Kotoko, has conveyed his enthusiasm upon successfully joining the ranks of the renowned Ghanaian football giants.
At the age of 21, Baba Yahaya’s association with the Porcupine family is set to extend until 2026, having formalized a three-year contract subsequent to fulfilling mandatory medical evaluations.
Baba becomes the third addition to Kotoko’s midfield roster, following the previous signings of Andrews Ntim and Bernard Somuah.
Versatile in his playing style, Baba comfortably operates on either flank and can also excel as a number 10. In the previous season’s campaign with city rivals King Faisal FC, he showcased his prowess by netting five goals, contributing five assists, and being honored with the man of the match accolade on five occasions.
Having familiarized himself with the Baba Yara Stadium from past experiences, Baba expressed his sentiments during his introduction, emphasizing his thrill at finally realizing this move.
“I feel honoured to finally be here. I have been dreaming of this day, ” he told the Kotoko media.
“I believe that sometimes, in life, the voice of the people is the voice of God. I thank whoever was involved in making this happen.
“I am more than ready to put on the shirt and get started”
“I understand the responsibilities that come with this, and I am ready to face it with hard work.”
Baba Yahaya’s sentiments reflect his eagerness to contribute to Asante Kotoko’s legacy while acknowledging the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
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