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Prosper Narteh Ogum has assured Asante Kotoko fans of a turnaround starting on Sunday when they return to Ghana Premier League action.
The Porcupine Warriors face league leaders FC Samartex on matchday 29 of Ghana's top flight looking to return to winning ways.
Ogum's side have suffered six defeats in their last seven games and have only recorded one win since the turn of the year.
However, following a crucial meeting with the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, on Thursday, April 18, the gaffer is confident the team will turn their fortunes around in the final stretch of the campaign.
"I think they should expect a new performance, new energy level, in fact, everything new on Sunday in terms of performance," Ogum told Opemsuo Radio.
"We will make the fans happy at the end of the day."
Kotoko sit 11th on the Premier League table, 16 points off top spot and only three points above the relegation zone.
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