Kalo Ouattara is on his way to Kumasi Asante Kotoko

Kalo Ouattara is switching camp from Berekum Chelsea to one of the biggest club in Ghana, Kumasi Asante Kotoko.

Betpawa  premier league giants, Kumasi Asante Kotoko in their search for a prolific goal scoring striker have identify Kalo Ouattara of Bereku Chelsea as the perfect player to lead the front line.

Kalo Ouattara was very instrumental for Berekum Chelsea in the 2022/2023 league season helping the team to finish 8th in the league which is one of their best in recent seasons.

The technical team of Kotoko believes  Ouattara is the perfect player to lead their attack going into the 2023/2024 champaign with his rich experience as a striker and in the league.

Ouattara played Twenty-five (25) league matches for Berekum Chelsea last season and scored five (5) goals with one (1) assist.

He’s expected to up his game on a bigger platform (Kotoko) with quality players around him

Ouattara is just some few days away from joining one of the biggest club in Africa.

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