Asante Kotoko management doesn’t involve me in supporters mobilization – McBrown
McBrown, a well-known supporter of the Kumasi-based club, believes that Asante Kotoko can greatly benefit from the involvement of influential personalities across the Ashanti Region if the club’s management takes the initiative to engage them directly.
Ghanaian actress and TV host Nana Ama McBrown has urged Asante Kotoko SC management to involve prominent personalities from the Ashanti Region in the club's activities and supporter mobilization efforts. McBrown, a well-known supporter of the Kumasi-based team and brand ambassador of Hisense Ghana, believes that engaging influential personalities could significantly benefit the club.
Speaking on Luv Fm's DriveTime show, McBrown noted that while her role as a brand ambassador has provided some support, the partnership could be more extensive. She emphasized that for any meaningful engagement to take place, it must come directly from the club's management. McBrown stressed that if an individual from the management team calls her, she would be ready to contribute to the club.
She advocates for a broader approach, where the management finds a way to involve all personalities from the Ashanti Region, similar to how other clubs in their regions engage their supporters. McBrown sees the relationship between Asante Kotoko and the people of Kumasi and the wider Ashanti Region as rooted in identity and belonging.
She believes that the club represents the region and therefore deserves collective support from its people. Her comments come as clubs nationwide seek publicity to mobilize supporters ahead of the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League, which begins on September 5, 2026.
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