On Thursday, February 9, the Porcupine Warriors made the news on their official social media platforms. Prior to the second round of league games, Kotoko strengthened their defense by hiring the seasoned defender.
By mutual termination in January, the seasoned central defender left the Phobians.
The 30-year-old defender played in over 90 matches for Accra Hearts of Oak in the Ghana Premier League during his time with the group.
Mohammed Alhassan assisted the Rainbow team in winning the Ghana Premier League and FA Cup in the 2020–21 season while playing for Samuel Boadu.
Additionally, he significantly aided in retaining the FA Cup title the following year.
The home national team of Ghana, which Mohammed Alhassan played for, defeated Benin and Nigeria to earn a spot in the CHAN tournament in Algeria in 2022.
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Kevin Prince Boateng expresses regret about how his Black Stars adventure did not turn out good.
Kevin Prince Boateng, a former Black Stars forward, has expressed regret about how his time with the Ghanaian national team ended.
After successfully changing his nationality to play for the nation, the former midfielder for Barcelona and AC Milan quickly gained the favor of the crowd.
Boateng took part in the 2010 World Cup games for the Black Stars team in South Africa.
However, he was expelled from the team after an altercation with Kwesi Appiah at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, where the team finished last in its group with just one point.
The 35-year-old hasn't competed for Ghana since a Commission of Inquiry suspended him from the team following the Brazil tournament.
The former Borussia Dortmund attacker stated in an interview that he never meant to retire from the Black Stars since it was a strong team with the ability to do something major for Ghana.
He continued by expressing regret for how he left the national team since he had big ambitions for it, but unforeseen events stopped him from rejoining the Black Stars.
He admitted to Oma Sports TV that "there were several reasons" why things didn't go as planned.
There were several miscommunications, and the former Barcelona star expressed regret that things ended this way rather than building something wonderful after 2010.
The footballer said he will always support the Black Stars and wish them well in anything they do.
I will always be a fan of the Black Stars, and I wish them nothing but the best," he continued.
From 2010 through 2015, Boateng made 15 appearances for the Black Stars, scoring twice during that time.