Richard Boadu has lamented in his recent media engagement that being a skipper of Asante Kotoko is a tedious job.
The midfielder, also, popularly known as Agadas joined the Kumasi-based Asante Kotoko Sporting Club in 2021 from Medeama Sporting Club.
He became captain of Kotoko after the departure of former Kotoko player Abdul Ganiyu. Boadu has made 60 appearances for the Ghanaian giants scoring twice in the process. He was able to help the team win the Ghana Premier League in his debut season.
Richard Boadu explains what it means to be the Captain of Kumasi Asante Kotoko and how he felt to be appointed as captain of the club.
“Being a Kotoko player itself is not easy. So, I was very happy when I was appointed captain of the side. It’s now in the records,” Boadu told Kumasi-based Kessben Sports.
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“At some point it’s scary because it comes with additional responsibility and pressure. As a player who was focused on handling that responsibility, I was okay with it because I wanted to do something to prove that I could do something great for Kotoko,” he added.
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Richard Boadu is very poised to achieve greatness with Asante Kotoko and his determination and acknowledgement of the captaincy role speaks volume to it.Richard Boadu signed a three-year deal with Kotoko keeping him at the club till 2024 all things been equal.
