The Kumasi Asante Kotoko new coach had his first training with the Porcupine Warriors today Monday, November 08, 2010.
The Serb together with the executive board chairman of the club, Dr K.K. Sarpong told the playing body only 22 of the 37 registered players will be maintained by the end of the first round of the Glo Premier League.
The new coach is expected to bring in an assistant by the end of the week while three new players will be signed to strengthen the team to bring the number of players to 25.
Two of the current five goalkeepers will also be offloaded.
Story by Prince Osei Agyekum/Nhyira FM/Ghana
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