Amos Frimpong urges Asante Kotoko management to give coaches time to succeed

Amos Frimpong, the former captain of Asante Kotoko, has appealed to the club’s management to abandon the habit of frequently changing coaches, as it has a negative impact on the club’s progress.

Over the past three years, the Premier League giants have had seven different coaches at the helm of the team. In the recently concluded season, for example, they parted ways with Seydou Zerbo before the season ended and appointed Abdulai Gazale as an interim coach.

Frimpong, who left Kotoko after an eight-year tenure in 2019 to join Guinean side AS Kaloum Stars, believes that these frequent changes hinder consistency, which is vital for the club’s success.

“I want to tell the management that going forward, next season, the coach we appoint must end the season with the team. Changing a coach in the middle of the season doesn’t help because every coach has his own formation, and has his kind of players that he needs,” he told Kessben Sports.