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Herbert Addo wants his future with Kotoko to be quickly resolved after reports linked Kosta Papic to the club’s coaching job.
The coach’s contract extension with the club has stalled following unimpressive performances in the top 4 tournament.
Reports say the coach has grown apprehensive and has issued an ultimatum to the club’s management to settle his contract issues before the close of the week.
Former Hearts coach Kosta Papic is expected in the country on 11 September according to the rumours to hold discussions with Kotoko officials.
Meanwhile newly promoted Premier League side Aduana Stars have lined up Herbert Addo to lead them in the top flight if he is denied a permanent deal at Kotoko.
Source: ghanasoccernet.com
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