Dreams FC coach Abdul Karim Zito has expressed concern over his team's lack of firepower in the ongoing Ghana Premier League campaign.
Despite a strong debut in last season’s CAF Confederation Cup, the Still Believe lads have yet to win a match in the domestic league after seven games, recording four draws and three losses. Their struggles have left them in the relegation zone.
Over the weekend, Dreams FC played out a 0-0 draw against Hearts of Oak at the Tuba Astro Turf. After the game, Zito highlighted his team's inability to score as the primary issue hindering their progress this season.
"Our performance in the league doesn’t reflect on our position. My boys are playing well, but putting the ball in the net is our biggest problem," Zito stated.
Determined to resolve the problem, Zito has vowed to address the team's goal-scoring woes ahead of their upcoming fixtures. Dreams FC will next travel to Wenchi to face Young Apostles in matchday 8 of the Ghana Premier League, a match both teams will approach with hopes of securing three crucial points after recent draws.
Dreams FC currently sit 17th in the league standings with just 7 points from 7 matches.
