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Dreams FC will ‘Kill clubs’ in the Ghana Premier League – Abel Manomey

Rita Mensah by Rita Mensah
September 16, 2020
Reading Time: 1 min read

Dreams FC striker, Abel Manomey, believes teams will not stand a chance against them when the Ghana Premier League resumes.

Manomey joins the likes of Philemon McCarthy, Agyenim Boateng and Joseph Esso as part of new recruitments made by the club in the transfer window.

Speaking on Citi TV’s Football Made in Ghana, Manomey said the new acquisitions will help lift the club to higher heights.

” I always believe in team unison and harmony because I don’t really go to clubs setting aspirations, such as being a goal king.” Manomey said on Citi TV’s Football Made In Ghana.

” I always believe goals are a gift from God. The harder you train, the luckier you become.

” Dreams FC have got talented players who are real gems in every aspect of the field. He continued.

” So imagine what we can do with the latest signings including Esso, Agyenim Boateng, Hafiz and myself.

” If we are able to have a good preseason and good team harmony, I think we are going to kill clubs in Ghana” He conluded.

The former Great Olympics forward joined the Dawu based club on a two-year deal in April while football was on suspension due to the Coronavirus Pandemic.

 

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