Brazilian international Fabio Gama says he has written his name in the history book of giants Asante Kotoko after helping the club to annex the Ghana Premier League title.
Gama played a huge role when the Porcupine Warriors clinched the domestic top-flight title in the 2021/22 season.
Before winning the league, the two-time African champions had finished behind Hearts of Oak, who emerged as winners in the 2020/21 season.
In an interview with Ghanasportspage, Gama asserted his name will forever be in the history books of the Ghanaian giants due to his exploits in his two-year stint.
“We failed during my first season because we were not able to win the trophy and finished second on the league table.
“But we were the champions in the second season so for me I achieved my goal at Kotoko because the club had gone far before winning the Ghana Premier League so I believe that I put my name in the history books of the club forever after winning the trophy.
“As a member of the 2021/22 Premier champions, the fans will remember name. I believe that and it is very incredible for me,”
The skillful midfielder currently plies his trade with Bahraini giants Al-Muharraq SC.