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Asante Kotoko striker, Steven Mukwala, has expressed belief that the club will come good after a slow start to the 2023/24 Ghana Premier League (GPL).
The Porcupine Warriors started the season with a goalless draw against returnees, Heart of Lions, followed by a 2-1 loss at Bibiani GoldStars on matchday two.
The record Ghana champions will host Karela United on Sunday night in round three of the GPL at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium.
Speaking at a pre-match press conference ahead of the game, the Ugandan said Asante Kotoko are going through a rebuilding process.
“We have started on a small note but I believe with the technical team, we shall come good. As the coach said, it’s a process."
Mukwala scored 11 goals last season in 31 league games, and is aiming to do better than that this season.
"Basically, my target for the season is to perform better than I did last season. I will do my best to become even better," he added.
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