Former Asante Kotoko captain Kwasi Appiah has urged the club to maintain the current team for at least three years.
The Reds are embarking on another adventure to glory under a new 12-man board formed by the Manhyia Palace on a three-year mandate.
Also, top football administrator Nana Yaw Amponsah is now the Chief Executive Officer of the club.
In returning the Porcupines to its African heights, Appiah believes maintaining the current side will benefit the team.
“Everyone must play his role very well for Kotoko to reclaim its lost glories but the supporters have the greatest of the role to play.
“They put pressure on coaches and management for results,” the former Ghana coach told Kumasi FM.
“We must have patience and find ways of keeping our players for at least two or three years.
Appiah continued
“If all these things are put in place very well and the supporters exercise patience for the team, automatically the target of winning African titles will materialize.
“We cannot just sign players, assemble them and dream of winning trophies because we are Kotoko. It doesn’t work that way.
Asante Kotoko has been chosen by the Ghana Football Association to represent Ghana in the 2020/21 Caf Champions League.
The clubs top heriarchy are yet to make a decision on the FA’s request.
