Kotoko have confirmned that they have signed 13 new players for the the start of the weekend's start of the new Premier League season.
The giants have revealed that a huge number of players will be sacked by the end of the first round of the competition.
That is because the management of the club is keen to reduced the huge number of players on its payroll.
Kotoko currently have 48 players on their list and that will be prunned down to 35 by the end of the first round.
The club biggest catch is the signing of former Russian based striker Baffour Gyan who has signed a two-year deal.
Other new players of the club are Isaac Owusu who joins from Wa All Stars while was Iddrisu Yahaya was signed from city rivals Kessben.
King Faisal's Samad Oppong and St. Mirren's Frank Boateng are also Kotoko's other big off-season signings.
Kotoko are seeking to wrestle the league title from arch rivals Hearts of Oak who have also boosted their squad for the new season.
Kotoko Full Squad
1. Soulama Abdoulaye
2. Eric Nii Baah
3. Isaac Amoako
4. Saani Mohammed
5. Goerge Arthur
6. Godfred Yeboah
7. Osei Kwame Jnr
8. Ofosu Appiah
9. Hanan Giwah
10. Prince Anokye
11. George Asare
12. Louis Quainoo
13. Isaac Owusu - Wa All Stars
14. Iddrisu Yahaya - Kessben FC
15. Michael Boakye - Swedru All Blacks
16. Godfred Fosu - Tema Youth
17. Mutalabi Mohammed - Berekum Arsenal
18. Michael Ofosu Appiah(CID) - Kessben
19. Umar Gariba - Ashgold
20. Daniel Nii Adjei
21. Stephen Oduro
22. Jordan Opoku
23. Francis Akwaffo
24. Prince Amponsah
25. Francis Coffie
26. Abdul Ganiyu Yahaya
27. Haruna Ganiyu
28. Samed Oppong - King Faisal
29. Alhassan Tawfick
30. Prince Okyere
31. Afranie Yeboah
32. Isaac Osei
33. Gideon Baah - Sporting Mirren
34. Emmanuel Agyemang Badu
35. Amoako Agyemang
36. Kwabena Yaro
37. Alex Asamoah
38. Stephen Manu
39. Louis Agyemang
40. Kwadwo Poku
41. Edward Affum - Tema Youth
42. Gado Mohammed - Tema Youth
43. Alidu Mohammed Harif
44. Prince Boateng
45. Frank Boateng - Sporting Mirren
46. Prince Boso
47. Kabiru Imoru - RTU
48. Baffour Gyan - FC Saturn Russia
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