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Former Hearts of Oak captain Mahatma Otoo is on a five-man list for the most valuable player award in last season's MTN FA Cup competition.
After helping the Phobians to semi-final finish, Otoo makes the list following Monday's announcement of the award categories for the 2013/2013 Awards for the Cup competition on Saturday, August 31 at the Banquet Hall , State House in Accra.
Also nominated for the MVP prize are Michael Helegbe (Kotoko) Joseph Gordon (Medeama), Moro Abubakar (Hearts of Oak) and Frederich Acheampong (Rainbow FC).
Evans Adotey who led Medeama to win the Cup has been nominated for the Coach of the tournament award alongside Kotoko's Didi Dramani, Hearts of Oak's David Duncan and Tony Lokko of Amidaus Professionals.
Award categories;
Defender of the tournament
Rashid Sumaila - Kotoko
Godfred Rockson - Medeama
Kwabena Edusei - Kotoko
Emmanuel Ofori - Amidaus
Most Valuable Player of the tournament
Michael Helegbe - Kotoko
Joseph Gordon - Medeama
Mahatma Otoo - Hearts of Oak
Moro Abubakar - Hearts of Oak
Frederich Acheampong - Rainbow FC
Discovery of the tournament
Joseph Gordon - Medeama
Ben Arthur - Amidaus
Frederich Acheampong - Rainbow FC
Emmanuel Laryea - Mighty Jets
Goalkeeper of the tournament
Iddrisa Salia - Edubiase Utd
Fatau Dauda - AshantiGold
Top scorer of the tournament
Maxwell Ashirefi - Nania FC
Robert Ghansah - Eleven Wise
Coach of the tournament
Evans Adotey - Medeama
Didi Dramani - Kotoko
David Duncan - Hearts of Oak
Tony Lokko - Amidaus
Highest scoring club
Asante Kotoko
Referee of the tournament
Joseph Lamptey
Samuel Gyasi
John Atikese
Otis Oppong
Asst. Referee of the tournament
Ibrahim Adams
Ashitey Armah
Safo Adade
Shine Ayitey
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