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Former Asante Kotoko captain, Amos Frimpong has urged new signings of the club to write their names in the good books by winning trophies.
As part of the rebuilding process under coach Prosper Narteh Ogum, the Porcupine Warriors has cut ties with players like Mohammed Alhassan, Charles Owusu, Samuel Boateng and Dickson Afoakwa to make way for new arrivals.
At the moment, the 2021/22 Ghana Premier League champions have snapped up Samuel Asamoah, Henry Ansu, Kalo Ouattara, Andrews Manu, Nanababyin Amoah and Yahaya Dawuni, with a few more expected to arrive.
According to the former captain, the newly signed players should make it a priority to win trophies for the club in order to be in the good books of the club.
Frimpong won a number of trophies when he featured for the Porcupine Warriors between 2011 and 2019 before leaving to join Guinean CI Kamsar.
He said: "I don’t know the mentality or target of the players coming in this time. What I know is that when you join Kotoko and you don’t win a trophy for the club at the end of the season, nobody sees you.
"My advice to my brothers (new signings) is that they should have it at the back of their minds that no matter how difficult the season gets, they should try and at least win one major trophy. This will make the supporters and followers of the club appreciate their performance."
As part of the rebuilding process under coach Prosper Narteh Ogum, the Porcupine Warriors has cut ties with players like Mohammed Alhassan, Charles Owusu, Samuel Boateng and Dickson Afoakwa to make way for new arrivals.
At the moment, the 2021/22 Ghana Premier League champions have snapped up Samuel Asamoah, Henry Ansu, Kalo Ouattara, Andrews Manu, Nanababyin Amoah and Yahaya Dawuni, with a few more expected to arrive.
According to the former captain, the newly signed players should make it a priority to win trophies for the club in order to be in the good books of the club.
Frimpong won a number of trophies when he featured for the Porcupine Warriors between 2011 and 2019 before leaving to join Guinean CI Kamsar.
He said: "I don’t know the mentality or target of the players coming in this time. What I know is that when you join Kotoko and you don’t win a trophy for the club at the end of the season, nobody sees you.
"My advice to my brothers (new signings) is that they should have it at the back of their minds that no matter how difficult the season gets, they should try and at least win one major trophy. This will make the supporters and followers of the club appreciate their performance."