
Great Olympics' Chief Executive Officer, Oluboi Commodore, is confident that the club will avoid relegation from the Ghana Premier League, citing the advantage of playing their remaining games in Accra.
Partners of newly promoted Ghana Premier League side Vision FC, SJK Seinäjoki has congratulated the Ghanaian side for achieving the historic feat over the weekend.
General Manager of Great Olympics, Oluboi Commodore, has said that their remaining Ghana Premier League games are a do- or die affair.
FC Samartex head coach Nurudeen Amadu has revealed that Professor Joseph Mintah, the Technical Director of the Ghana Football Association, recommended him for the position. Amadu, who assumed the role in July 2023 from former coach Annor Walker, guided the team to an impressive league victory in only their second season in the top flight.
The Samreboi-based club clinched the title with two games to spare following a 1-0 win over Bibiani Gold Stars on Sunday afternoon. Reflecting on his journey, the 53-year-old coach, who previously managed King Faisal, expressed gratitude to those who supported him.
“A big thanks to Prof Mintah who recommended me to Samartex, and many thanks also to Edmund Ackah, who believed in me a lot,” Amadu said.
Under Amadu’s leadership, FC Samartex has showcased exceptional performance this season. The team has won 18 matches, lost 10, and drawn 4 out of the 32 games played so far, highlighting their dominance in the league.
This historic league title marks a significant milestone for FC Samartex, underscoring their rise in Ghanaian football. The achievement is not only a personal triumph for Amadu but also a testament to the team’s hard work and dedication.
FC Samartex coach Nurudeen Amadu considers winning the Ghana Premier League title with the club a monumental achievement.
The Samreboi-based team secured the title with two games remaining, following a 1-0 victory over Bibiani Gold Stars on Sunday afternoon.
Amadu, who took over the reins from former coach Annor Walker in July 2023, led the team to this impressive victory in just their second season in the top flight. Reflecting on his journey, Coach Amadu shared his joy and recalled the initial doubts surrounding his appointment.
“Not many people at Samartex, including the fans, knew who I was,” he told Akoma FM in Kumasi. “Winning the league is a huge accomplishment because the goal was to finish higher than last season, not to win the league. For me, it’s a dream come true.”
Under Amadu’s leadership, FC Samartex has demonstrated exceptional performance this season. The team has won 18 matches, lost 10, and drawn 4 out of the 32 games played so far, underscoring their dominance in the league.
This historic league title represents a significant milestone for FC Samartex, showcasing their rise in Ghanaian football. The achievement is not only a personal triumph for Amadu but also a testament to the team’s hard work and dedication.