Ghana Premier league Club, Kotoko SC have officially announced their return to football activities in Ghana following a short break amidst the death of staunch fan Nana Pooley.
The Porcupine Warriors, resumed training last week, have not played any competitive matches since the demise of Pooley.
In a presser today, Head of Public Relations for Kotoko SC, Sarfo Duku confirmed the club will return to competitive football after the burial of Nana Pooley which is slatted for March 6.
Kotoko remain focused on their Ghana Premier League title ambitions, with head coach Prosper Ogum urging the players to dedicate their performances to the late Pooley.
“His loss is deeply painful, but the best way to honor his memory is by working hard, winning games, and ultimately securing the league title in his name,” Ogum stated. “It won’t be easy, but we must stay united, focused, and determined to get the results.”
Meanwhile, Ghana Premier League clubs returned to action over the weekend in the MTN FA Cup, marking their first competitive fixtures since Pooley’s passing.
