Eric Tinkler bids farewell to Kotoko players, hints at possible return
Former Asante Kotoko head coach Eric Tinkler has told the club’s players that his decision to resign was made before Sunday’s defeat to Aduana FC and was not influenced by the result.
Former Asante Kotoko head coach Eric Tinkler has bid farewell to the club's players, assuring them that his decision to resign was made prior to their loss to Aduana FC. Tinkler met with the team and technical staff to formally part ways, stating that the club had requested his departure, even though the match against Aduana FC had not yet occurred.
In his address to the players, Tinkler revealed that he had received a lucrative offer from a South African club, which was the primary reason behind his decision to leave Kotoko. He emphasized that the resignation was unrelated to the team's performance or their 2-0 defeat to Aduana FC.
Despite his departure, Tinkler expressed confidence in Kotoko's ability to reach their objectives this season, acknowledging the team's quality and supporting the technical staff, including Diogo and Humphrey, in continuing their work. He expressed gratitude for the players' efforts, dedication, respect, and discipline during his tenure at the club.
Tinkler left the door open for a potential return to the club, stating, "You never know, I might be back. I might be back, but the job is not finished." His resignation came just a day after Kotoko suffered a 2-0 loss to Aduana FC in the Ghana Premier League, but Tinkler emphasized that the match result did not influence his decision to resign.
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