Asante Kotoko is reportedly set to sign 19-year-old Sudanese striker Karim Abdelrahman to enhance their attacking lineup for the upcoming 2024/25 season.
This young talent has been recommended to the Ghanaian club by Kwasi Appiah, the Sudan national team head coach and an Asante Kotoko IMC member, according to Brutal TV GH.
Karim, who started his football career with Al-Merreikh, is the younger brother of Mohammed Karim Abdelrahman, the Sudan national team and Al Hilal striker.
Despite being the younger sibling, Karim is noted for his impressive physique and versatile skills on the pitch.
Sudanese journalist Rahim, in an interview with Brutal TV GH, described Karim as “a very promising talent with a strong build, capable of playing with both feet and scoring with headers.”
After a disappointing season that saw the Porcupine Warriors finish sixth without any trophies, the club is now focused on restructuring the squad for the next campaign.
As part of their rebuilding efforts, Asante Kotoko has already released eighteen players, with plans to loan out some of the remaining players and offer new contracts to others.