Ghana football united on Wednesday to offer support to tragedy-hit Ghanaian giants Asante Kotoko following a fatal accident that killed one person.
Tragedy struck on Wednesday night after Kotoko’s deputy equipment officer Kofi Asare died on the spot as the team bus rammed into a snail-moving truck on their return to Kumasi after a league match in Accra.
Kotoko coaches Pollack & Ablordey did not suffer fractures in last night’s accident in Nkawkaw. GFA delegation visits team in hospital. pic.twitter.com/gErEVsrYOm
— Ghana FA 🇬🇭 (@ghanafaofficial) July 13, 2017
Messages of support and prayers were sent by the Ghana Football Association, teams and Ghana Black Stars captain, Asamoah Gyan.
#Ghana FA delegation meets #Kotoko management at the Akomfo Anokye Hospital in Kumasi to offer support after the fatal accident in Nkawkaw. pic.twitter.com/EwBS0KS9BS
— Ghana FA 🇬🇭 (@ghanafaofficial) July 13, 2017
my thoughts and prayers are with the management, playing body and the supporters of Kumasi Asante Kotoko on this fatal accident @AnimSammy
— ASAMOAH GYAN (@ASAMOAH_GYAN3) July 13, 2017
#Bkcfc technically and playing body are at the Holy family hospital to be with our brothers. #PrayForKotoko pic.twitter.com/sVkFja3zH4
— Berekum Chelsea FC (@BkmChelseaFc) July 13, 2017
Just spoke to injured Kotoko Cameraman Isaac Gyebi: “We’re traumatized. PLB must postpone Kotoko-Hearts. We need a month off” #PrayForKotoko
— Dennis Mirpuri Snr. (@DennisMirpuri) July 13, 2017
Our prayeres with @AsanteKotoko_SC in these difficult times.
— Medeama SC (@MedeamaSC) July 13, 2017
We are extremely sullen and crestfallen to learn about this tragedy. Our prayers are with you. #Pray4Kotoko https://t.co/kACwDAwVKU
— #PrayForKOTOKO (@HeartsOfOakGH) July 13, 2017
Culled from Ghanasoccernet
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