Longest serving Asante Kotoko player Stephen Oduro has eventually consented to the club’s management about his retirement package.
This comes after a multiple efforts to convince the midfielder by previous managements of the club to call it a quit but the midfielder had been reluctant insisting he’s still got the ability to play at the highest level.
After a series of meetings between Oduro and the Dr Kwame Kyei’s led administration the dynamic midfielder has agreed to accept the retirement package from the club to him.
Part of the package includes the player having a lifetime monthly financial claims after his retirement for his service to the club. Oduro will also be put on a coaching course by the club and will have a first option to return to the club after his studies.
Stephen Oduro signed for Asante Kotoko in the year 2000, went to play a season for South African based Supersport Club and returned in 2006 to continue his stint with the Kumasi based club.
Kotoko last week announced and submitted their registered players of the 2017 football season without the longest serving player.
BELOW IS THE LIST:
Goalkeepers:
Ernest Sowah, Felix Annan, Isaac Amoako and Danlad Ibrahim.
Defenders:
Ahmed Adams, Henry Ohene Brenya, Eric Donkor, Evans Quao, Amos Frimpong, Richard Osei Agyeman, Edwin Tuffour, Samuel Abeiku Ainooson, Atta Kusi, Emmanuel Asante and Awudu Nafiu.
Midfielders:
Frank Sarfo Gyamfi, Emmanuel Gyamfi, Jackson Owusu, Ollenu Ashitey, Isaac Quansah, Prince Acquah, Michael Akuffu, Seth Opare and Kwame Boahene.
Strikers:
Obed Owusu, Kwame Boateng, Abass Mohammed, Baba Mahama and Yakubu Mohammed.
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