Asante Kotoko head coach Maxwell Konadu has expressed his unhappiness about his side's poor conversion rate in matches this season.
The Porcupine Warriors have failed to score more than a goal in all competitions this term, and in the league they have recorded 1-1 stalemates with Techiman Eleven Wonders and Berekum Chelsea followed by a 1-0 win over Legon Cities last Saturday.
The club's leading forwards such Ibrahim Osman, Emmanuel Gyamfi and Evans Adomako, among others, have failed to live up to expectation in the Porcupine Warriors set-up with abysmal performances.
Osman's first half strike against Legon Cities at the Accra Stadium last Friday makes him Kotoko's leading goalscorer with two goals in the domestic campaign so far, with the rest of the team’s forwards recording a goal for the team.
"It's not easy but we can also agree with our strikers that they are, at least, scoring. Going forward, we need to work much harder to improve on our scoring rate," coach Konadu said after the game.
"It's is a difficult league and I know that we have to do much better if we want to win it."