Despite the fine start of Asante Kotoko, head coach of the side, Maxwell Konadu has dismissed talks about his side chances of clinching the 2019/20 Ghana Premier League title.
The Porcupine Warriors have started on a good note with maximum 6 points from their 2 league games.
The last time the Reds won the Ghana Premier League but the former Black Stars assistant trainer who led them to the title in 2012, says any talk of winning the title now is premature.
“It is early days yet, we don’t have to create the impression that two matches two wins so that’s the end. It’s a long league so we have to take one match at a time,” Konadu told reporters after Kotoko’s victory against Legon Cities.
Kotoko have won the Ghana Premier League a record 23 times but have not won the title since Mas-Ud Didi Dramani led them to glory six years.
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