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Kumasi Asante Kotoko has announced the signing of young striker Nicholas Mensah.
The youngster joins the Porcupine Warriors on a 3-year deal from Division Two side Delsanco FC.
He becomes Kotoko’s 9th signing of the current transfer window, following the early arrivals of Frederick Asare, Steven Mukwala, Ernest Osei Poku, Moise Pouaty, Eric Serge Zeze, Enoch Morrison, Sherif Mohammed and Thomas Pele.
Mensah has already joined up with his new teammates and traveled with the team for their pre-season tour of Sudan.
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