Kwame Bonsu posted an emotional letter to his former club Asante Kotoko as he completes his move to Tunisian club Esperance.

The midfielder has completed his move to his new club Esperance after spending less than a year with Asante Kotoko.

The 24-year old wrote an emotional letter to the management and fans of his former club thanking and wishing them well for the future.

“I will, first of all, like to thank God for my life. It’s with mixed emotions that I am writing this message. To everyone at Asante Kotoko SC, The management, the technical team, medical team, to my teammates and of course to the fantastic fans who made me feel so special. It has been a short but amazing journey with this great club. It is with enormous sadness that I must say goodbye. I will miss you all and wishing you all the best of luck for the future”

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Kwame Bonsu played an important role in his time at Kotoko, his impressive display earned him a national team call-up. He also helped Kotoko to lift the Special Competition Cup a few months ago.

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Esperance of Tunisia have completed the signing of Kwame Bonsu from Asante Kotoko, the player’s agent announced the completion of the deal on Thursday morning.

Kwame Bonsu is currently in Tunisia after a reported $150,000 deal from Asante Kotoko.

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The 24-year-old has completed his medicals with the Tunisian club and sealed his move from Asante Kotoko.

His Kotoko teammate Abdul Fatawu who is also on the verge of leaving the club congratulated him on his move.

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Asante Kotoko are currently in advanced talks with Espérance Sportive de Tunis for the transfer of midfielder, Kwame Bonsu, Sahara Football understands.

Kwame Bonsu has been invited by the  Tunisian club to undergo medical assessment leading ahead of a possible transfer.

Asante Kotoko Communications Manager, Lawyer Samuel Sarfo Duku revealed that Management of the club has consented to the player honoring the invitation and also undergoing the pre-contract formality.

“Kwame Bonsu has been invited by Esperance of Tunisia for medicals. He would be flying to Tunisia in the coming days,” confirmed the club’s spokesperson.

Asante Kotoko Chief Executive Officer, George Amoako confirmed on Saturday Kotoko will cash in on four players before the commencement of the 2019/20 season, and Kwame Bonsu is one of them.

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The Chief Executive officer George Amoako of Asante Kotoko has revealed that the club might lose three good players, and that’s why a lot of signings have been made.

George Amoako stated that four players are likely to leave the club following the arrival of new signings.

“We are losing the services of key players like Fatawu, Yacouba, Kwame Bonsu and Daniel Darkwah. It’s likely all of them might go. We have to plan to replace them. That is why so many names are being bundled around”, George Amoako told Oyerepa FM.

Asante Kotoko have already submitted their squad for the upcoming CAF Champions League campaign the three players are reportedly included in the list.

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Asante Kotoko midfielder Kwame Bonsu has stated that the players must improve after managing two points out of a possible nine in the Special Competition.



The porcupines have failed to win any of their last three games, they suffered defeat on Sunday when they traveled to Obuasi to face Ashantigold.

CK Akonnor accused his players of not stepping up when it matters and questions the desire of players that complained about not getting playing time during their CAF Confederation Cup campaign.

Kwame Bonsu agrees with his coach as he insists that the players shouldn’t give up.

“Individually, we have to take responsibility and collectively, we have to be there to help each other, and fight to the end,” stresses Kwame Bonsu.

“We don’t have to give up. We are in tough moments, but that is part of the game. We have to stay focused so we don’t lose our heads.”



With four points adrift the top, any further slips could hamper Kotoko’s hope of securing one of the two qualification tickets of the Zone.

“We have to be tough and determined to get these points because they are very important to us. We can’t afford to be losing games. The expectations are very high so must put the past results behind to avoid losing our focus.”



Asante Kotoko will host Eleven Wonders at the Baba Yara Stadium on Wednesday as they will look to go back to winning ways.

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Asante Kotoko medical team has confirmed that Kwame Bonsu could return for Kotoko’s Special Competition clash at Medeama on Thursday afternoon, but the Porcupines will still be without two players.

In an exclusive interview on Tuesday, Head of the Kotoko Medical Team, Dr. Twumasi Baah, said Bonsu could make the trip to Tarkwa after leaving the previous fixture against Aduana Stars as a result of an injury close to his mouth.



“Bonsu had a cut just beneath his mouth which was stitched and dressed after the match,” revealed Dr. Baah. “He was given medication and is available for selection for the Medeama game if coach Charles Kwablan Akonnor desires for his services.”

Dr. Baah also gave an update on Dany Teguy and Wahab Adams, adding: “Both Teguy and Wahab are not available currently and so can neither make the trip nor partake in the game.”

 



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Ghana Black Stars coach Kwesi Appiah revealed that he was impressed with the three local players he called to his latest Black Stars squad.

Felix Annan, Kwame Bonsu and Amos Frimpong of Asante Kotoko were called by Kwesi Appiah to the National squad for the first time and they all made their debuts against Mauritania on Tuesday at the Accra Sports Stadium.



Amos Frimpong played full 90 minutes against Mauritania, Kwame Bonsu and Felix Annan came on later in the second half to make sure all Kotoko players marked their National debut.



“They have done well, but you can’t judge a player from just one game. But I think the did well” Kwesi Appiah said.

Local football in Ghana will kick off this weekend and several players will take this opportunity to impress Kwesi Appiah ahead of this year’s Africa Cup of Nations.

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Asante Kotoko arrived in Ghana on Tuesday morning after their elimination from the CAF Confederation Cup.

The porcupines needed a win against Zesco United to qualify for the quarter-finals of the CAF Confederation Cup but were unfortunately defeated by two goals to one in Zambia on Sunday.

Kotoko should be praised even if they get knocked out – JE Sarpong

The team are currently on their way to Kumasi.



Three players from the team; Felix Annan, Kwame Bonsu and Amos Frimpong will join the Ghana Black Stars quad in Accra later.

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Black Stars coach Kwesi Appiah has named the squad to face Kenya for the last AFCON qualifier with five debutants in the lineup.

Joseph Aidoo of Genk, Ernest Asante of Al Jazira in the UAE, Kwame Bonsu and Amos Frimpong of Asante Kotoko, and Turkish based Caleb Ekuban are the debutants, they will look to impress Kwesi Appiah.



Ghana Squad:

Goalkeepers: Richard Ofori (Martizburg, South Africa), Lawrence Ati (Sochaux, France), Felix Annan (Asante Kotoko, Ghana)

Defenders: Kwadwo Asamoah (Inter Milan, Italy) Lumor Agbenyenu ( Göztepe S.K, Turkey) Andy Yiadom (Reading Football Club, England) Amos Frimpong (Asante Kotoko, Ghana) Nuhu Kassim (1899 Hoffenheim, Germany) Nicholas Opoku (Udinese, Italy) John Boye (Metz,France) Joseph Aidoo (Genk, Belgium)



Midfielders: Andre Ayew ( Fenerbahçe S.K, Turkey) Mubarak Wakaso (Alaves, Spain) Christian Atsu (Newcastle, England) Kwame Bonsu (Asante Kotoko, Ghana), Ernest Asante  ( Al Jazira, UAE), Thomas Partey (Atlético Madrid), Alhassan Wakaso ( Vitoria S.C, Portugal), Jeffery Schlupp ( Crystal Palace, England), Alfred Duncan (Sassuolo, Italy)



Strikers: Caleb Ansah Ekuban(Trabzonspor, Turkey) Jordan Ayew (Crystal Palace) Emmanuel Boateng (Dalian Yifang, China)  Kwasi Appiah (AFC Wimbledon, UK)

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Three Asante Kotoko players; Amos Frimpong, Kwame Bonsu, and Felix Annan have been reportedly called up by Kwesi Appiah for final AFCON qualifier against Kenya.

The three players have been outstanding for Asante Kotoko in the CAF Confederation Cup and have been rewarded with a National call-up.

Ghana coach Kwesi Appiah is expected to name his final 23-man squad on Monday to prepare for the final qualifier against Harambee Stars at the Accra stadium on March 23.

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