Ghanaian giants Asante Kotoko have confirmed the massive swoop of highly rated goalkeeper Muntari Tagoe on a free transfer.
The 26-year-old sealed the contract with the Porcupine Warriors on Tuesday night in Kumasi.
He moves to the two-time African champions on a free transfer after his proposed move to Ethiopian side St George fell through.
Tagoe, who was instrumental in the successes of Medeama in recent times, will join the CAF Confederation Cup squad of the Porcupines.
Ethiopian side St George terminated the contract of Ghanaian goalkeeper Muntari Tagoe even before he kicks a ball which resulted in his decision to return home.
Tagoe signed a one-year deal with the Horsemen just last week after passing a medical but the club has sensationally cancelled the deal because of the delay in the arrival his International Transfer Certificate.
The 26-year-old joined Zambian side Dynamo FC after spending six years at Ghanaian side Medeama before angling for the move to Ethiopia.
Tagoe as the first choice for Medeama SC, guided them to win the Ghana FA Cup in 2013 and 2015.
The highly-rated glovesman joined the ambitious Zambian side as a free agent.
Tagoe spent six seasons with the Ghanaian side where he excelled heavily, winning three major trophies.
He is a hugely popular figure and a cult hero at the club with an impeccable disciplinary record.
The hugely talented custodian played an influential role for Medeama as they clinched two FA Cups as well as the Super Cup.
He was key cog of the side as they reached the group stage of the 2016 CAF Confederation Cup.
Tago was also deeply involved as the side marked their debut in Africa inter-club competition in 2014 and Kotoko will count on him to secure their successes.