The 44-year-old said he was really happy at Kotoko and was ready to honour the agreement and finish his tenure with the club.

Coach Ogum led the Porcupine Warriors to their 24th Ghana Premier League title in the just-ended domestic campaign.

“I have a two-year contract with Kotoko and I will respect it. Although some teams outside Ghana have requested for my services, I am for Kotoko and I love serving them,” he told ATL FM.

“I now know and understand my players and vice versa. So I want most of them to stay at Kotoko. The team will be participating in Africa although I understand the business aspect of football.”

Kotoko will represent Ghana at next season's CAF Champions League with rivals Hearts of Oak to participate in the CAF Confederation Cup respectively.