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4 months ago

NSA CONFIRMS THAT THE BABA YARA PITCH WILL BE READY FOR THE SUPER CLASH BETWEEN KOTOKO AND HEARTS.

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Patience Mensah, the National Sports Authority's (NSA) public relations officer, has reassured supporters that the Baba Yara Stadium's pitch will be in excellent shape for Sunday's eagerly awaited Super Clash between Asante Kotoko and Hearts of Oak.

This promise comes after Alex Manu, the chairman of the Ashanti Regional Circles, expressed disapproval of the pitch's state following Kotoko's FA Cup round-of-64 encounter against Future Stars.

Mensah did, however, convey his confidence that the pitch would be prepared for the important game thanks to the continuous upkeep.

In an interview with Max FM, Mensah stated, "We created a maintenance plan following the Milo Games, and we have been striving to get the pitch back to its optimum shape."



"We are certain that the pitch will be in pristine condition for the Super Clash, even though faults occur with constant use." The surface was in excellent condition throughout the Milo Games.

Mensah also acknowledged the pitch's wear and tear but emphasized the long-term advantages of identifying young talent, explaining that the NSA's dedication to promoting sports led to the decision to hold the Milo Games despite the improvements.

In a match that could be crucial to their pursuit of the league crown, Kotoko, now in seventh place with 18 points, will take on Hearts of Oak, in sixth place with 19 points


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Club Africain, a dominant force in Tunisia, is very interested in midfielder Richard Boadu.



Before the next transfer window opens, Ghanaian midfielder Richard Boadu is the target of Tunisian superpower Club Africain.

The Tunisian club has taken notice of the former Asante Kotoko skipper because of his daring performance for Al Ahli Tripoli.

Since leaving the Porcupine Warriors to join the Libyan team last summer, Boadu has played a significant role.

Reportedly, a number of teams have expressed interest in signing the former Medeama midfield enforcer, which includes Club Africain.

Negotiations have already begun between the Tunisian club and Al Ahli Tripoli in an attempt to sign the gifted midfield player during the next transfer window.

According to reports, the team is making a lot of effort to entice the promising midfield player to give the squad competition.



Before leaving for better opportunities, Boadu played in the Ghana Premier League for five years. He made more than 100 appearances in the Ghanaian top flight during stints with Medeama and Asante Kotoko.

When Asante Kotoko won the Ghana Premier League in 2021, he played a crucial role. 




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