Kofi Asmah ended the Ghana Premier League season on a joyful note as he joined his family to celebrate Medeama SC’s title success, turning a demanding campaign into a memorable personal moment.

The 23-year-old defender, who has spent much of the season shuttling between the starting lineup and the bench, was accompanied by his wife and young daughter as Medeama marked their second league crown in four years.

Despite limited consistency on the pitch, Asmah contributed to the squad’s depth and resilience across the campaign, playing his part in their eventual triumph in the Ghana Premier League.

The champions endured a difficult final league outing, suffering a 4-2 defeat to Accra Hearts of Oak in Accra. However, the disappointment was quickly overshadowed by a more fitting celebration.

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Medeama were later handed a chance to celebrate in front of their supporters at the TNA Park, where they sealed a 2-1 victory over Holy Stars in a coronation match. The atmosphere at the ground reflected a season of determination, as players and fans united to close out a successful year.



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