The board administrator of Asante Kotoko, Dr. Kwame Kyei has guaranteed fans that top striker Franck Mbella Etouga won't leave the club toward the finish of the 2021/22 football season.
After his heavenly presentation season in the Ghana Chief Association, the Cameroonian striker as per reports is an exchange focus of various top clubs in Europe.
In the midst of talk that Asante Kotoko could be constrained to endorse his exchange for cash, club board Director Dr. Kwame Kyei has revealed that it's anything but a choice.
As indicated by him, the club needs to go to Africa and get along nicely and will require a productive striker to do that.
"As we partake in Africa, we can't do without Mbella. We rather need greater quality increases, so how might we sell our best player?
"We can't let him go, we will give our best for keep him," Dr. Kwame Kyei told Akoma FM in a meeting.
This season, Franck Mbella Etouga has stowed 21 objectives and is the main top score in the Ghana Chief Association with only another match to play for the season to end.
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The 54-year-old was named in April, succeeding Carlos Queiroz after the Pharaohs neglected to meet all requirements for the 2022 World Cup.
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Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah, who chiefs his nation, played against Guinea yet missed the two losses through injury.
EFA board part Hazem Emam said the association would hope to delegate an unfamiliar mentor to succeed Galal, and furthermore get a specialized chief from abroad.
Portuguese mentor Queiroz had directed the record seven-time African bosses to the last of the Countries Cup in February in Cameroon, where they were beaten on punishments by Senegal.
Egypt then, at that point, lost to a similar resistance - again by means of a shoot-out - in Africa's end of the season games for the World Cup in Qatar.
Galal joined the Pharaohs from Cairo-based Pyramids and recently dealt with a few other club sides including Zamalek, El Masry, and Al Ahly Tripoli.
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