Immediate-past Ghana FA Club Licensing Manager Emmanuel Dasoberis is in line to be named the Administrative & Operations Manager of Asante Kotoko according to reports in the local media.

The young and hardworking administrator tendered his resignation to the General Secretary of the Ghana FA on Monday amidst rumours that he is joining the Porcupine Warriors.

Reports are that he resigned from the FA to take up the Asante Kotoko job and the club will, in the coming days, announce his appointment.

Dasoberi is heading to Kumasi after ending his 10-year association with the Ghana FA and will be the first biggest administrator to be appointed under Nana Yaw Amponsah as CEO of the club.

The CAF instructor has been handed the top job at Kotoko after a stellar administrative career over the past decade.

Dasoberi is extremely popular within the football circles for his competence and efficiency.

He was the Administrator at the Football Association’s Technical Centre at Prampram, then to the Premier League Board and also worked as Secretary to the Disciplinary Committee and Appeals Committee of the GFA.

The 38 year old Football Administrator studied Sports and Event Management at the University of Witwatersrand and holds an MBA from the International Business Management Institute.

He has also undertaken various courses both locally and internationally, especially with FIFA and CAF. He has been serving as a CAF Instructor for over three years now and has undertaken other assignments with CAF as an Inspector.

He has been involved in Football for the last 10 years and rose to become GFA Deputy General Secretary in-charge of Administration.

He was one time Team Manager of the Black Starlets (Frimpong Manso’s tenure)

Dasoberi has been Secretary to the GFA Disciplinary Committee and Appeals Committee. He has been engaged in drafting the rules of the GFA.

He studied Law at the prestigious University of London and proceeded with an LL.M.

Also, he pursued an MBA at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology).

Just recently, he was chosen amongst the few inspectors in Africa to conduct inspection of stadia for the FIFA World Cup, Qatar 2022.

He was the first African to attend the FIFA Exchange programme and has conducted seminars and inspections in Africa.