Kotoko to lose 25% of Kwame Poku’s transfer money.
Kotoko will lose in any event 25% of Kwame Poku's exchange to Algerian Club USM Alger.
The Porcupine Fighters are accounted for to have acknowledged a measure of €350,000 from the Algerian side.
Poku's arrangement to the previous Algeria Champions is settled henceforth expected to leave in the not so distant future.
Anyway Kotoko will lose just about 1/3 of the cash from the arrangement.
Division one side Nkoranza Champions who moves the player to Kotoko will got 15% forward move with Poku's representative additionally getting 10% as a lot of the money.
Poku’s deal to the former Algeria Champions is a done deal hence expected to leave later this month.
However Kotoko will lose almost 1/3 of the money from the deal.
The 23-year-old got interest from USM Alger having dominated at Kotoko where he has had the option to sack 7 Association objectives so far for the Club.
However Kotoko will lose almost 1/3 of the money from the deal.
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