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Administrative Manager of Asante Kotoko, Emmanuel Newton Dasoberi, has officially departed from the club.

Dasoberi, who joined the esteemed Ghanaian team in September 2020, played a crucial role in its administrative and operational functions.

Although his original three-year contract ended last year, his expertise and leadership were so highly regarded that he was later appointed to the Interim Management Committee (IMC) to manage administrative affairs during the club’s transition.

Dasoberi is now embarking on a new career path with the Confederation of African Football (CAF), where he will join as a permanent staff member.

Prior to this, he served as the Club Licensing Manager for the Ghana Football Association (GFA) until he resigned in September 2020. In 2017, he was appointed by CAF as a Club Licensing Instructor and Stadium Inspector, a role he has held since.

Furthermore, the FIFA Professional Football Department recognized his talents, selecting him as one of two Club Licensing Managers globally to participate in its inaugural FIFA Exchange Program in Qatar.

This new role is expected to harness his vast experience and skills, benefiting the wider African football governance and operations.

Accra Hearts of Oak Supporters Union Chairman of Teshie Chapter 30,Hon Frank W. Nii Dua, urged stakeholders of the club to come together and prioritize unity in the face of recent emotional turmoil experienced by loyal supporters.

Hon Frank emphasized the importance of forgiveness and collaboration as the club gears up for future battles.

In his statement, He highlighted the need for management to work closely with supporters to ensure a successful season ahead.

“Let us stand together, forgive past grievances, and embrace a future filled with hope and success.”

He called on all fans, known as Phobians, to maintain their unwavering spirit and trust in the collective efforts of the club.

As the hearts of supporters continue to beat in unison, the message of unity and collaboration resonates strongly within the Accra Hearts of Oak community.

Hearts Of Oak survived relegation on the last day of the 2024 Ghana Premier League following a 3-2 comeback Victor over Bechem United at the Fosu Gyeabour Park on Sunday afternoon.

They finished 14th on the league log with 45 points, just a point above the relegation zone.

Real Tamale United is facing a potential lifetime ban from the Ghana Premier League due to allegations of impersonation.

The controversy arose after the team fielded unregistered players against Dreams FC, as the first-team players boycotted the match over unpaid salaries and entitlements.

In a surprising twist, the team sheet listed names of first-team players who did not travel to Dawu, leading to suspicions of impersonation.

This violation of league regulations has incited outrage, prompting the Ghana Football Association to consider taking decisive and severe action.

The use of unregistered players and the alleged impersonation blatantly breach league rules, bringing disrepute to the sport.

This incident sheds light on the deeper issues within RTU, particularly the unpaid salaries and entitlements that triggered the first-team players’ boycott.

The Ghana Football Association must take a firm stance to preserve the league’s integrity and enforce its regulations.

RTU, already relegated from the top division, suffered an 8-1 defeat to Dreams, with Agyenim Boateng Mensah scoring five goals.

Dreams FC secured their most significant victory in the Ghana Premier League with an 8-1 triumph over relegated Real Tamale United (RTU) on Wednesday at the Theatre of Dreams in Dawu.

This emphatic win, occurring in an outstanding match, is the highest scoreline in the league this season.

Dreams FC attacker grabbed 5 goals with Benjamin Bature netting a brace. Dede Ishmael scored a goal while Lord Hilary Adabo got the consolation for RTU.

In a surprising turn of events, Lord Hilary Adabo, a player for Real Tamale United (RTU), has denied scoring a goal against Dreams FC in today’s match.

Some RTU’s registered players including Lord Adabo boycotted the match because they had not been paid for six months. To avoid forfeiting, RTU’s Chief Executive Zakaria Safianu allegedly brought in players from Division Two teams, such as Galaxy FC to honour the encounter.

And speaking on Promise Radio 102.7, Adabo revealed that he is currently in Tamale and did not participate in any game today.

“I am not the player who scored the RTU goal against Dreams FC today. I am currently in Tamale and I didn’t play any game today,” Adabo clarified.

“I’ve seen on social media that I scored a goal, but all I can say is that there’s only one Adabo in RTU and I’m in Tamale.”

Adabo’s statement has raised questions about the identity of the player who scored the goal.

Football fans are eagerly awaiting an explanation from the teams and the league officials to clear up the confusion.

Meanwhile, Adabo’s denial has sparked a lively debate on social media, with fans sharing their thoughts and theories about the mysterious goal scorer.