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Former Asante Kotoko Communications Director Sarfo Duku believes Eric Tinkler can still guide the Porcupine Warriors to the Ghana Premier League title, but insists the players must improve their attitude and commitment.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with Luv FM, Duku admitted that Tinkler faces a difficult task due to the timing of his appointment and injuries affecting the squad.
"It will be difficult for Eric Tinkler to win the league this season, considering the timing and injuries," Duku said.
However, the former Kotoko administrator believes the team’s fortunes can change if the players respond positively to the new coach’s methods.
"However, if the players change their attitude, he can win it for Asante Kotoko," he added.
Tinkler, who recently took charge of the record Ghana Premier League champions, has been tasked with rebuilding Kotoko’s title ambitions after a challenging period for the club.
Duku, who previously advocated for the appointment of a foreign coach, said the decision was influenced by concerns over the relationship between players and the technical team.
“Things were not going well between the playing body and the technical team. I believe we needed somebody to change the attitude of the boys and the coaches were struggling to take some bold decisions.”
Kotoko will begin their 2026/27 Ghana Premier League campaign away from home against newly promoted Debibi United FC before hosting Hearts of Lions in their first home fixture.
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