Southampton's Director of Business and Community Development, Mark Abrahams, is looking forward to working with Asante Kotoko after signing a partnership.
Over the course of the partnership, the Saints will support the development of Kotoko’s strategy both on and off the pitch.
Southampton will share their industry-leading coaching expertise to help the Porcupine Warriors realise their ambition of building a sustainable Academy and pathway to the first team, with year-round remote support supplemented by regular visits to Ghana throughout the partnership from the club’s International Football Partnership team.
"During these challenging times we're delighted to have agreed a long-term partnership to work with Asante Kotoko," Mark Abrahams said.
"Nana Yaw has a clear vision for Asante Kotoko to be a self-sustainable football club both on and off the pitch. We look forward to working with him and his team to support their development."
Kotoko, winners of a record 23 league titles, are one of the best supported teams in Ghana and twice been African champions, in 1970 and 1983.