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Midfielder Richard Boadu says he is happy to be part of the Kotoko family
After helping Kotoko defeat Accra Hearts of Oak SC in the Super Clash last Sunday, midfielder Richard Boadu says he is glad to be a member of the Kotoko family.
He gave his all for the Porcupine Warriors, who overcame their opponents 1-0 to go 16 points clear of them in the league table with 10 games remaining.
Kotoko Cameroonian attacker Mbella scored the only goal in the game from the spot after Brazilian playmaker Gama was brought down in the box.
Richard Boadu has been a key player for the Porcupine Wariors since joining the club from Tarkwa-based Medeama last summer.
He took to his official twitter page to tweet:
“Thanks Kumerican am always proud to be part of this GREAT Family”
Thanks Kumerican❤️ am always proud to be part of this GREAT FAMILY @AsanteKotoko_SC ❤️🇵🇪 pic.twitter.com/nTpqTvigYQ
— Richard Boadu Agadas⚽️🇬🇭 (@BoaduAgadas8) April 13, 2022
Source: footballghana.com
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