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Asante Kotoko legal head, Yaw Boafo, has ruled out an immediate return for Michael Osei to coach the team following the sack of Zdravko Logarusic.
The former player has been linked to the role three months after losing the role to the Croatian and after a string of poor results, his successor has been shown the exit despite winning 5 games out of 11.
Osei has been linked to return to the club but Lawyer Boafo has completely ruled out that possibility stating the club has moved on from him.
"Michael Osei is dead news, People should stop disturbing us with him,” Mr Boafo told Nhyira FM.
The coach has also been linked to the vacant Ashantigold job. Osei led Kotoko for a large period of the preseason and was in charge of the club during the G6 tournament.
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