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Former Asante Kotoko defender Aziz Ansah has returned to Kotoko for a two year deal after his contract with Nigerian side Heartland FC expired.
This is the third time the former Great Olympics player would have played for the Ghanaian giants. He also played for the club between 2001-2003 before leaving for Israel and then made a return to the club in the 2006-2007 seasons.
The promising defender told Joy Sports he is still waiting for his ITC to re-launch his career in the domestic league.
Aziz Ansah said he fully recognizes that football in Ghana has peaked and promised to up his game to meet the high standards.
Source: Joy Sports/Ghana
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