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Asante Kotoko are one of the most successful football (soccer) clubs in Ghana as well as Africa, having won twenty national league titles. They have also twice been champions of Africa. The club's home ground is the 51,500 all-seater Kumasi Sports Stadium. The full name of the club is Kumasi Asante Kotoko.

History

Asante Kotoko were founded by Kwasi Kumah, an Ashanti. The club was formally named in 1935 by its founding patron, Otumfuo Nana Osei Agyeman Prempeh II, who held what was by then the ceremonial position of Asantehene.

Honours

  • Ghanaian League: 20 » : 1959, 1963/4, 1964/5, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1972, 1975, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1986, 1987, 1988/9, 1990/1, 1991/2, 1992/3, 2003

  • Ghanaian FA Cup: 8 » : 1958, 1960, 1976, 1978, 1984, 1989/90, 1997/98, 2001

  • Ghana SWAG Cup: 11 » : 1981, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1998, 2001, 2003, 2005

  • Ghana Telecom Gala: 3 » : 1999/00, 2001, 2005

  • Ghana Top Four Cup: 2 » : 2003, 2007

  • Ghana Annual Republic Day Cup: 2 » : 2004, 2005

  • African Cup Winners Cup Runners-up - 2002
  • CAF Confederation Cup Runners-up - 2005

    Performance in CAF competitions

  • CAF Champions League: 4 appearances » :2004 - Third Round


       :2005 - First Round » :2006 - Group Stage


       :2007 - Preliminary Round
  • African Cup of Champions Clubs: 16 appearances
        » :1966: Quarter-Final


       :1967: Finalist » :1969: Semi-Final


       :1970: Champion » :1971: Finalist


       :1973: Finalist » :1976: Quarter-Final


       :1981: Second Round » :1982: Finalist


       :1983: Champion » :1984: First Round

    » :1987: Semi-Final


       :1988: First Round » :1990: Semi-Final


       :1992: Quarter-Final » :1993: Finalist

  • CAF Confederation Cup: 2 appearances » :2004 - Finalist


       :2008 - in progress
  • CAF Cup: 2 appearances » :1995 - Quarter-Final


       :1997 - Second Round
  • CAF Cup Winners' Cup: 6 appearances
        » :1979 - First Round


       :1985 - Quarter-Final » :1991 - First Round


       :1999 - Second Round » :2002 - Finalist


       :2003 - Quarter-Final » :2005 - Champions

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    Current Squad

    Goalkeepers

    Sulemana Abdullah Eric Nii Baah Isaac Amoako Mohammed Habib

    Defenders

    Samuel Inkoom Osei Kwame, Jr. Daniel Acquah Prince Anokye Richard Manu Adamu Mohammed (vice-captain) Harrison Afful Isaac Anderson Godfred Yeboah Ahmed Nyame

    Midfielders

    Jordan Opoku Kwabena Dodzie Emmanuel Osei Kuffour (captain) Francis Coffie Francis Akwafull Stephen Oduro Nii Agyei Ofosu Amoah John Cudjoe Samuel Arthur

    Strikers

    Eric Bekoe Nana Arhin Duah Kwabena Yaro Kojo Poku Ankasa genius

    Notable former players

    Kwasi Appiah Stephen Frimpong Manso Opoku Nti Abdul Razak Willberforce Kwadwo Mfum John S. Bannerman Robert Mensah Osei Kofi Kyenkyehene Yussif Chibsah Joseph Hendricks Malik Jabir Opoku Afriyie Albert Asase Ibrahim Sunday Edward Opeele Aboagye George Arthur Sarfo Gyamfi Kofi Badu Baba Yara Joseph K. Carr Seth Ampadu Emmanuel Ampiah Agyeman Duah Isaac Boakye Anthony Osei Kwadwo Frank Amankwah Joseph Debrah Abdul Karim Zito, Ahmed Rockson, Yayah Kassum, Issah Ahmed

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