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Gladson Awako in talks with Asante Kotoko
The former U20 player opens talks with the Porcupine Warriors.
Gladson Awako in talks with Asante Kotoko
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The midfielder who was an integral part of the U-20 team that won the 2009 African U-20 championship in Rwanda.
The midfielder did not make it to the World cup in Egypt that same year.
Awako played for Hearts of Lions from 2008-2010 before moving to Recreativo de Huelva. He came back within a year to play for hearts of Lions and then moved to Berekum Chelsea in 2011.
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Berekum Chelsea’s participation in the 2012 CAF Champions League caught the eye of Congolese giants TP Mazembe and that got him signed on the team.
Awako is now a free agent and confirmed to Asempa Fm that he is looking forward to joining the 24 time league champions in the coming days.
He did say “I have spoken to a few people at Kotoko but we have not finalised anything yet.”
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He did say “Kotoko is one of the big clubs in Ghana and Africa so I will welcome the chance to feature for them and for any other team in Ghana,” He concluded
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