Prince Yaw Owusu has officially stepped down from his role as interim head coach of Asante Kotoko, bringing his brief spell in charge of the Porcupine Warriors to an end.
Difficult Run Ends Tenure
Owusu took over the team on an interim basis following the dismissal of Karim Zito during the 2025/26 season. However, results failed to improve under his leadership.
Kotoko struggled for consistency, suffering key defeats including:
A 1–0 loss to rivals Accra Hearts of Oak
A heavy 4–0 defeat to Medeama SC
The club also exited the MTN FA Cup at the Round of 16 after losing to Aduana FC.
Resignation and Club Response
In his resignation letter, Owusu stated that his decision was taken in the best interest of the team. While full details behind his exit remain unclear, the move reflects growing pressure amid poor performances.
Kotoko’s management has acknowledged his departure, expressing appreciation for his professionalism, dedication, and service during his time in charge.
New Interim Coach Appointed
Following his exit, Hamza Obeng, currently head of the club’s youth team, has been appointed as interim coach for the remainder of the season.
He is expected to guide the team through a crucial period as management works toward appointing a permanent head coach.
What’s Next for Kotoko?
With the season nearing its end, Kotoko will be hoping for a turnaround in form under new leadership. The remaining matches will be critical in determining the club’s final standing and overall performance this seaso
