Midfielder Samuel Tenadu will resume full training on Tuesday and could be in contention for selection in Asante Kotoko SC’s game against FC Samartex on Sunday.
The Porcupines are back in Ghana Premier League action at Len Clay Stadium this weekend after missing the last round of matches due to overseas club commitments.
Tenadu was set for his home debut in the season opener against Young Apostles, but had to sit out after picking up a foot injury during the warm-up.
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The player, regarded by many as the ultimate screen shield, has been undergoing rehabilitation and a debut for the number 20 would be met with applause in his hometown, Obuasi.
Tenadu’s return is a major boost for the Porcupines as Prosper Ogum’s men aim to reclaim the top spot from the tight schedule that includes Legon Cities away and Basake Holy Stars.
The Porcupines have picked up eleven points from the opening five games with a game in hand.
Having had two straight home wins from as many games, the squad looks to make it a hat-trick of victories from Sunday’s tough opponent.
Last Updated on March 21, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu
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