Tension is quietly building within the ranks of Asante Kotoko as several players have reportedly expressed concerns over the tactical approach of interim head coach Prince Owusu.
Sources close to the dressing room indicate that a section of the squad is dissatisfied with Owusu’s game management and tactical setups, believing his decisions have not maximized the team’s strengths in recent matches. The concerns are said to center on player positioning, in-game adjustments, and an overall lack of cohesion on the pitch.
Despite the growing unease among players, Kotoko’s hierarchy appears determined to maintain stability. Club officials are understood to be backing Owusu to remain in charge until the conclusion of the season, prioritizing continuity over disruption at a critical stage of the campaign.
Owusu, who stepped into the role on an interim basis, faces increasing scrutiny as results and performances come under the spotlight. While the club’s leadership is keen to avoid further upheaval, the internal discontent presents a delicate challenge that could influence both morale and on-field output.
With the season entering a final phase, Kotoko’s ability to manage the situation—balancing player concerns with institutional support for the coach—may prove decisive in shaping their final standings.
