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Former Berekum Arsenal striker Nana Poku continues his rich vein of form as he looks to book a place in Avram Grant’s AFCON squad.
The striker is currently the top scorer in the Egyptian Premier League with nine goals after 14 rounds of matches.
The Misr El Maqasah man has appeared in 12 league matches missing only two.
He has scored one more than his teammate Ahmed El Shiekh and two more than Al Ittihad's Kabongo Kasongo.
Poku's last league goal was against his Al Ittihad in the 1-1 draw two weeks ago.
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