Asante Kotoko coach Prosper Narteh Ogum has commended Enoch Morrison for his remarkable contributions to the team in recent matches.

Despite being initially positioned in an unfamiliar role, Morrison, a former King Faisal player, has excelled under Ogum’s guidance.

Due to a spate of injuries within the team, the technical staff, led by Ogum, had to deploy Morrison as a defensive midfielder—a departure from his usual position.

Morrison showcased his adaptability in matches against Samartex and Legon Cities, both resulting in victories for Kotoko.

Following their 2-0 triumph over Legon Cities, Ogum singled out Morrison for praise, emphasizing his significant role in the team’s success.

“It’s a testament to his talent and our coaching staff’s adaptability. When midfield challenges arose, Morrison volunteered for the role, confident in his abilities. We conducted tactical sessions and fielded him in the Samartex game, where he performed admirably,” Ogum explained.

“We’re providing him with video feedback, and he’s responding positively. One aspect he can improve upon is advancing forward during attacks, rather than remaining solely defensive. This adjustment will bolster our attacking options. He’s truly become a standout player,” Ogum added.

Asante Kotoko secured a convincing 2-0 victory over Legon Cities at the Baba Yara Stadium, further solidifying Morrison’s impact on the team.