Defender Kwadwo Amoako is poised to make a move to Asante Kotoko following his departure from former Ghana Premier League champions Medeama SC.The seasoned right-back recently concluded his tenure with Medeama SC, becoming a free agent.Amidst a significant overhaul within the Porcupine Warriors' squad, Amoako appears set to return to Kumasi.He is expected to join the team's pre-season preparations shortly, under the guidance of coach Prosper Ogum, as they regroup following a challenging previous season.Amoako brings a wealth of experience in the Ghana Premier League, having previously featured for Ashantigold and Medeama.He notably contributed to Medeama's campaign in the CAF Champions League last season, helping the Tarkwa-based club advance to the competition's group stage.Meanwhile, Asante Kotoko is gearing up for the Democracy Cup clash against Hearts of Oak scheduled for July 17, 2024.

Hearts of Oak midfielder Salifu Ibrahim, whose contract expires today, June 30, has drawn interest from Kosovan top-tier side FC Drita, according to sources.The 24-year-old, nearing the end of his contract, has declined extension offers from Hearts of Oak, opting instead to explore other opportunities.Salifu enjoyed a standout season, contributing to twelve goals through ten assists and two goals in thirty-two league appearances.His consistent performances have attracted attention from clubs domestically and internationally, including Asante Kotoko and Medeama SC.FC Drita is now actively pursuing Salifu to bolster their squad for the upcoming season, likely securing him on a free transfer.The club, a perennial top-four finisher in the Kosovo Superleague, aims to strengthen their roster for a title push in the 2024/25 campaign.Currently, Salifu is sidelined from training with Hearts of Oak, as the club prepares for a crucial Democracy Cup clash against perennial rivals Asante Kotoko next week.

Defending champions Medeama SC will face off against Karela United in a 2023/24 Ghana Premier League final day clash at Akoon Park in Tarkwa on Sunday, June 15, 2024.The Pride and Passion lads must aim for a win to be able to survive relegation and secure their premiership status for another season.Karela are in the relegation dogfight with Hearts of Oak, Great Olympics, and Heart of Lions.Medeama SC currently sit 5th in the standings with 49 points, showcasing dominancewith 13 wins in 21 home matches and have picked up form towards the end of the season.On the flip side, Karela United finds themselves in 13th place with 43 points, having suffered 5 losses in their last 6 away matches across all leagues.In their head-to-head history, Medeama SC has emerged victorious in 50% of their last 6 meetings against Karela United.Karela must play above themselves to win and ensure they are not going down for the first time since gaining promotion.