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Ahmed Toure vows to be the goal king next season
I’m coming back to the Ghana Premier League to win the goal king - Ahmed Toure
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Toure who has carved a niche for himself in the Ghanaian top-flight joined FA Cup champions Bechem United prior to the upcoming season as a free agent on a two-year deal.
“I’m coming back to the Ghana Premier League to win the goal-king,” Toure told Pulse.om.gh.
“My new team is now Bechem United and I’m committed to the course of the club and looking forward to win a lot of laurels with them.”
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The Ivorian before his departure from Asante Kotoko, he had a sore relationship with the club’s management. He was accused of insubordination but the 29 year-old forward says he has no bad blood with the club’s management.
“Kotoko family I’m sorry for everything. I don’t have any problem with Kotoko, I will still love Kotoko till I die. Thank you to Bechem family and thanks to Kotoko family,” he added.
Toure in his last stints [2014/15] in the Ghana Premier League scored 12 goals.
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