Solomon Sarfo Taylor
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Asante Kotoko have completed the signing of striker Solomon Sarfo Taylor following the departure of Kwame Opoku.
Taylor joins the Reds on a three-and-a-half-year deal after ending his contract with Danish side Vendsyssel FF last year.
They announced the signing on Monday night, few hours before Algerian top-flight side USM Alger announced Kwame Opoku as their new player.
Kotoko are reported to have sold Opoku for $500,000.
The Porcupine Warriors will count on Taylor for goals when the second round of Ghana Premier League starts next month.
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