Talented winger Mathew Cudjoe is open to continuing his development at Asante Kotoko if they offer a good contract, according to his manager, Samuel Anim Addo.
The 17-year-old signed a contract with the Porcupine Warriors which was due to expire at the of the season. However, with the truncation of the season because of the coronavirus, it is assumed that his contract had expired and therefore requires a review.
According to the manager, he would welcome fresh negotiation for a contract extension with the Ghanaian giants as soon as they are ready.
''We have not resumed negotiations yet but Coach Maxwell Konadu occasionally calls to discuss the boy with me,'' Anim Addo, who is also an Executive Council member of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), told Graphic Sports.
Despite interest in the young winger by some European clubs, the manager of the player insisted that the boy needed to attain the age of 18 years before he could sign any contract abroad. He, therefore, preferred Kotoko as the first option should the player continue his career development on the local scene.
''If they will offer him a good contract we are ready to accept it. "When I say a good contract I am referring to an offer which will help develop the player and also get him enough playing time'', he stressed.
Cudjoe was mainly used by Coach Konadu as a super-substitute who usually thrilled fans with his sublime skills.